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Spotlight GHANA Issue dated 12/09/2012

Accra’s hopes dim for gas in electoral year

With three months to go before presidential and legislative elections, the ruling National Democrat Congress (NDC) party is working overtime to see that the country’s oil and gas sector truly takes off. But problems are fast accumulating. In all likelihood, [...] (720 words)

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GNGC sticks blindly to date

Oil advances undercut by politics

Sinopec keeps line under wraps Free

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Frantic cash call by oil panel

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