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DRC Issue dated 24/11/2010

Total in Pitch for Great Lakes Oil

As it awaits a green light from Uganda to join Tullow Oil on two blocks, France’s Total is seeking to bolster its presence elsewhere in the Great Lakes region. [...] (293 words)

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