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AFRICA Issue dated 19/04/2016

FAR over the moon in Senegal, far less so elsewhere

Long hanging back from working its blocks for want of cash, FAR is riding on the crest of Cairn’s success in Senegal. But it other assets remain sluggish. [...] (336 words)

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Central bank plans closure of Naushad Merali's former jewel Spire Bank

Rwandan soldiers move in to allow TotalEnergies to resume work

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

FAR: Michael Cowie to provide C. Norman with legal advice

FAR and Cap Energy at loggerheads again over Djiffere

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FAR takes the lead over state-run firm

FAR unwilling to let local court rule on Djiffere

Moment of truth for Australian firm FAR

FAR falls short of its aims

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Nairobi eases conditions for trader Milio E&P

Cairn Energy and ConocoPhillips look set to cash in on offshore block

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