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Senegal

Double legal serving for Frank Timis

The Paris International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is finally about to start arbitral proceedings between the Burkinabe state and Pan [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.05.2017

Andrey Guryev expands his phosphates empire

Russian billionaire Andrey Guryev, one of the main shareholders and deputy chairman of the board of directors of phosphates and [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.05.2017

Sall has the "Y’en a Marre" movement in his cross-hairs

With legislative elections set for July 30, Senegal’s Y’en a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.05.2017

The Dakar Bank sets up shop on Ebrie Lagoon

The Banque de Dakar (BDK) is due to open an [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.05.2017

How Total got the energy minister fired over Rufisque

Total has managed to shake off no less than six rivals in its bid to become the operator of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.05.2017

Is Rufisque on the road to arbitration?

Total’s entry on giant Rufisque Offshore profond has come at a cost to African Petroleum.

Subscribers only Energy 16.05.2017

Clash of egos between Aziz and Sall

Although their countries are tightly bound to one another, relations between the two presidents appear frosty.

Subscribers only Politics 03.05.2017

How BP shunted ExxonMobil off Tortue

BP had to elbow aside its US rival Exxon to purchase Timis Corp’s stake on the giant Tortue gas field, which straddles Senegal and Mauritania.

Subscribers only Energy 02.05.2017

How President Macky Sall championed Total

Total's entry into Rufisque Offshore profond comes after intense political lobbying by the French major.

Subscribers only Energy 02.05.2017

Phil Patman, Vaalco’s righter of wrongs

While dodging blows from its shareholders who suspect the company’s books to contain substantial flaws (AEI 790), Vaalco Energy, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.05.2017

Who is Frank Timis' mysterious saviour?

On April 18, African Petroleum, running late on its drilling obligations on the giant Rufisque Offshore profond permit, announced that [...]

Subscribers only 26.04.2017

BP buys out Timis on the massive Tortue gas reserve

According to our sources, BP, which in February bought half of American firm Kosmos' stake in the giant Tortue gas [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.2017

Abdoulaye Wade could run for seat in parliament

Quitting France for Qatar last December, Abdoulaye Wade and Viviane [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.04.2017

French bosses go to Dakar to get ahead of rivals for transport contracts

Fifty or so French bosses are in Dakar from April 12 to 14 as part of a Medef International mission [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.2017

Northland helps Keras switch target

British firm Keras Resources solicited the services of Northland Capital [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.04.2017

Re-branding of former Alufer head

The former non-executive director of British firm Alufer Mining in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.03.2017

Khalifa Sall arrested in well-planned drama

A decision by president Macky Sall in early March to [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.03.2017

Exxon looks to go into LNG importing

Despite the best lobbying efforts of Romanian business magnate Frank Timis, US oil major ExxonMobil has not so far gone [...]

Free access Energy 14.03.2017

Nearly a million dollars to stop mercury use

At the end of February, the Global Environment Facility (GEF), [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.03.2017

Karim Wade puts the final touches to his comeback strategy

After nine months in exile in Qatar, Abdoulaye Wade’s son plans to return to politics in his home country. Here is how.

Subscribers only Politics 01.03.2017

Dominique Strauss-Kahn wants to be Macky Sall's advisor

Always on the look-out for African contracts, the former head of the IMF took up position in early February on Plan Senegal emergent.

Free access Business 01.03.2017

New setback for Kosmos and BP on Tortue

A meeting about the trans- border Tortue gas field organized [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.02.2017

How Timis is trying to play off ExxonMobil against Kosmos

The last African issue that ExxonMobil’s CEO, Rex Tillerson, dealt with before his nomination to the post of Secretary of State in the Trump administration on Dec. 12 happened to concern Senegal.

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.2017

World Bank set to give Dakar $20 million to bargain with Kosmos

The World Bank is going to pay up to $20 million for a technical and legal team to assist Dakar in its talks with Kosmos on the Tortue field.

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.2017

Nicoletta Giadrossi could propel Cairn into a new dimension

The British firm Cairn Energy has beefed up its board of directors by appointing Nicoletta Giadrossi, former chief of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.2017

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Senegal

Double legal serving for Frank Timis

Andrey Guryev expands his phosphates empire

Sall has the "Y’en a Marre" movement in his cross-hairs

The Dakar Bank sets up shop on Ebrie Lagoon

How Total got the energy minister fired over Rufisque

Is Rufisque on the road to arbitration?

Clash of egos between Aziz and Sall

How BP shunted ExxonMobil off Tortue

How President Macky Sall championed Total

Phil Patman, Vaalco’s righter of wrongs

Who is Frank Timis' mysterious saviour?

BP buys out Timis on the massive Tortue gas reserve

Abdoulaye Wade could run for seat in parliament

French bosses go to Dakar to get ahead of rivals for transport contracts

Northland helps Keras switch target

Re-branding of former Alufer head

Khalifa Sall arrested in well-planned drama

Exxon looks to go into LNG importing

Nearly a million dollars to stop mercury use

Karim Wade puts the final touches to his comeback strategy

Dominique Strauss-Kahn wants to be Macky Sall's advisor

New setback for Kosmos and BP on Tortue

How Timis is trying to play off ExxonMobil against Kosmos

World Bank set to give Dakar $20 million to bargain with Kosmos

Nicoletta Giadrossi could propel Cairn into a new dimension

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Senegal

Double legal serving for Frank Timis

Andrey Guryev expands his phosphates empire

Sall has the "Y’en a Marre" movement in his cross-hairs

The Dakar Bank sets up shop on Ebrie Lagoon

How Total got the energy minister fired over Rufisque

Is Rufisque on the road to arbitration?

Clash of egos between Aziz and Sall

How BP shunted ExxonMobil off Tortue

How President Macky Sall championed Total

Phil Patman, Vaalco’s righter of wrongs

Who is Frank Timis' mysterious saviour?

BP buys out Timis on the massive Tortue gas reserve

Abdoulaye Wade could run for seat in parliament

French bosses go to Dakar to get ahead of rivals for transport contracts

Northland helps Keras switch target

Re-branding of former Alufer head

Khalifa Sall arrested in well-planned drama

Exxon looks to go into LNG importing

Nearly a million dollars to stop mercury use

Karim Wade puts the final touches to his comeback strategy

Dominique Strauss-Kahn wants to be Macky Sall's advisor

New setback for Kosmos and BP on Tortue

How Timis is trying to play off ExxonMobil against Kosmos

World Bank set to give Dakar $20 million to bargain with Kosmos

Nicoletta Giadrossi could propel Cairn into a new dimension

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Indigo Publications' websites