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SOUTH SUDAN Issue dated 12/03/2019

Exclusive: Ramaphosa and Kiir agree on new operator for Total's former blocks B1 and B2

It is becoming increasingly unlikely that Total will be able [...] (204 words)

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B1/B2: PetroSA gains ground as Juba continues to hash out plans with other partners

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Total gone for good and block B up for the taking

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Salva Kiir invites all the hobnobs to his first oil get-together

Tullow Oil and Oranto put Total into shade over block B

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

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