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IVORY COAST 18/10/2016

Vitol and Nomad pick up old blocks of Afren and Taleveras

The anonymous buyers of Ivory Coast’s offshore CI-523 and CI-525 blocks owned by Britain’s bankrupt Afren concern and by Nigeria’s [...] (178 words)

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Vitol and Petroci strike an alliance on CI-202

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Hungary's Duna Aszfalt talks to leading Katanga businessman about cross-border road project

Vitol and Nomad on the hunt for offshore allies

Once-favoured Taleveras struggles to keep afloat

Vitol and Petroci strike an alliance on CI-202

CNR’s former executives turn up in Abidjan

Investors only mildly interested in Afren’s leftovers

Britain's Azonto Petroleum throws in towel

Azonto sanguine on Gazelle

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