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ExxonMobil employees sabotage visit of Savannah Energy execs over Doba takeover

Unhappy that their transfer terms haven't yet been negotiated, the US supermajor's employees in Chad prevented the Savannah executives from landing at Komé airport. [...] (307 words)

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