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AFRICA Issue dated 15/11/2016

Except for Tanzania LNG, Statoil is flying on automatic pilot

Although committed to its project in Tanzania, which Oslo views of great diplomatic importance, Statoil is increasingly adopting a wait and see stance elsewhere. [...] (343 words)

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