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CAMEROON GABON NIGERIA Issue dated 03/02/2015

Addax sorely hit by collapse in oil price

While Western majors are slashing their exploration and production budgets, China’s state-run oil companies are doing precisely the same [...] (444 words)

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Port Louis makes its case behind closed doors against its blacklisting

AfDB gives scathing review of ECCAS efficacy

Total makes development of block 11B/12B conditional on publication of Petroleum Bill

Sinopec wants Chinese firm to audit Addax’s accounts

The bumpy road to merger between Sinopec & Addax Petroleum

Addax Petroleum's staff waiting for the chop

Thierry Normand will grasp the nettle for Addax

Once an ally, Offor turns into a liability for Addax

Is Addax running short of cash?

Addax switches headquarters

Troubles pile up for Addax

Addax ordered to explain role of its middle-man

Christopher Clucas, another former Shell man at Addax

The knives are still out among Addax staffers

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Total slows down and starts to leave town

Tullow trims its payroll

Exxon plays for time and irritates government Free

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Addax finally grabs OML 137

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