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ANGOLA Issue dated 26/03/2019

15/06: Why Sonangol could benefit from ENI's discovery

On March 13, the Italian major ENI's announcement of its oil discovery, estimated between 450 and 650 million barrels, on [...] (215 words)

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ENI Block 15/06: Lourenço bends over backwards for oil majors

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