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SOUTH SUDAN Issue dated 28/02/2017

Indimi, boss of Oriental Energy, to move on Total’s block B

After diversifying into solar energy in Plateau state in Nigeria (AEI 787), the well-connected Nigerian businessman Muhammadu Indimi, founder and [...] (172 words)

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Rwandan soldiers move in to allow TotalEnergies to resume work

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

Why Ignatius Ifelayo is no longer in charge at Oriental Energy Resources

Ricardo Ramirez re-forms Afren's troops

Roger Kennedy's (incognito) return

Why talks with Total over block B have reached an impasse

Revelation on the wheeler-dealing to grab a share of Total's former block B

Despite Teodorin’s pitfalls Gabriel Obiang likes majors

How Oriental ventured into solar energy

The matrimonial (and oil) strategy of Oriental's boss

Talking turkey on petroleum

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