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MOZAMBIQUE Africa Energy Intelligence dated 09/09/2014

Maputo frightens operators

New legislation is sowing concern among oil groups working in Mozambique. The government wants to re-negotiate the contracts of companies already owning licenses and impose a strong local content on future operators. [...] (194 words)

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“Decree Law” in sight, triggering first reproaches

Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

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Frelimo omnipresent in the mining sector

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