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Angola
Are the bonuses enough to keep Exxon and ENI on their blocks?

Though in desperate need of cash, the Angolan president is baiting oil firms with tax cuts to get them to stay. [...]

Published on 21.01.2020 at 03:30 GMT

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Ex-Halliburton VP Jeannot Lorenz's path since 2017 US bribery probe

Ever since American firm Halliburton accepted to pay $29.2 million [...]

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Luanda greenlights Soco's retreat from Cabinda North at last

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Joao Lourenco keeps eye on Sonangol, Total and Chevron

After auditing the accounts of oil firms for the 2014-2017 period, the Angolan head of state has kept the pressure up by asking for a new report for fiscal years 2018 and 2019.

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Sonangol draws up inventory of blocks to peddle to majors

Angola's financially precarious state-owned firm Sonangol has discreetly launched a vast campaign to sell some of its producing offshore blocks. Block 32 - As Africa Energy Intelligence understands, Sonangol opened a data room in December in Luanda to present block [.

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Spotlight | Angola Sonangol draws up inventory of blocks to peddle to majors

Angola After Exxon and Total, Chevron wants its share

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Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Niger
Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Angola
Are the bonuses enough to keep Exxon and ENI on their blocks?

Angola
Ex-Halliburton VP Jeannot Lorenz's path since 2017 US bribery probe

Angola
Luanda greenlights Soco's retreat from Cabinda North at last

Angola
Joao Lourenco keeps eye on Sonangol, Total and Chevron

Spotlight | Angola
Sonangol draws up inventory of blocks to peddle to majors

Angola
After Exxon and Total, Chevron wants its share

Africa
The Rokke family's tactics to move Aker into offshore

Angola, DRC
Angola LNG pipelines: Chevron makes room for Sonangol

Angola
Cash-stripped Lourenco gives all to majors

Angola
Majors invited to have a hand in oil fiscal reform

Angola
How Sonangol won its fiscal battle against the majors