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Libreville wins over Addax

West Africa Newsletter understands the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Paris has ruled in favour of Gabon in the [...] (174 words)

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Betto Seraglini
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Gabon Oil Co
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Jean-Georges Betto
Pierre Yves Tschanz
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Obangue workers evicted

The Gabonese authorities were clearly intent on flexing their muscles when they wrested control of the Obangue oil field from [...]

GABON Energy 16/07/2013

Obangue works won’t give in

The 85 workers on the Obangue oilfield operated in the [...]

GABON Energy 02/07/2013

Workers want Addax to come back

Workers on the Obangue field who have come under pressure from GOC to quit without receiving severance pay are demanding that Addax be put in charge of the field once again.

GABON Energy 18/06/2013

Obangue workers still holding out

The saga involving the government’s takeover of the Obangue field still has a few episodes to run. Here are the latest developments.

GABON Business 05/06/2013

Addax v Gabon: tribunal appointed

Swiss legal expert Pierre-Yves Tschanz has been appointed to chair [...]

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How oil nationalism gains grip on policy

Gabon’s oil and energy minister Etienne Ngoubou, backed by Maixent Accrombessi, the president’s powerful chief of staff, has come under wide attack by oil companies, unions and some wage-earners. The reason is simple enough: the creation of new institutions and [.

GABON Energy 19/03/2013

Addax takes Libreville to court

After launching arbitration proceedings against the auditing concern Alex Stewart International, Addax is taking direct action against Gabon to win compensation for the Obangue field.

GABON Energy 20/11/2012

Addax waits for an outcome

The Obangue field has been put under government supervision yet operates with a special management system. Gabon seems undecided on what to do next about the matter.

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Addax Petroleum
Betto Seraglini
Bruno Leurent
Gabon Oil Co
International Chamber of Commerce
Jean-Georges Betto
Pierre Yves Tschanz
Sinopec

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