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ANGOLA Document Issue dated 12/03/2019

Sonangol puts up more family jewels for sale

The blocks Sonangol would like to sell ©Africa Energy Intelligence/Indigo Publications

The state-owned firm is willing to let go of several blocks to focus on its more productive assets. [...] (371 words)

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