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AFRICA Issue dated 05/04/2016

Sapetro makes landmark decisions in bid to survive

Laid low like other juniors by the plunge in the oil price, Sapetro is shaking up its portfolio. [...] (349 words)

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To drill or not to drill? That is Sapetro’s question

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Dale Rollins, former Shell exec, put in charge of Sapetro

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Marex and Sapetro defend their oil permit on Juan de Nova

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