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MOZAMBIQUE Issue dated 02/06/2015

Sasol to become the country's first crude producer

The South African company is waiting for a green light from the government to start developing the country’s first oil reserves and to also increase its gas output. [...] (286 words)

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White House remains pro-Tshisekedi despite best efforts of Katumbi's lobbyists

Sasol: Stephen Cornell lines up ace upstream squad

To dispel gloom, Sasol pins more hope than ever on Maputo.

Constable won't be leaving Sasol altogether

Sasol wants bigger pipeline

Sasol has unusually big things in mind

Sasol sees to it that French junior SMP has a future

Sasol seeks tighter tie with Petromoc

Afungi LNG: Anadarko turns up the heat on Couto

Ressano Garcia boosts power output

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