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N’Gunu Tiny in rush for acreage with Ophir’s founders

Africa Energy Intelligence understands that N’Gunu Tiny, a well-connected Angolan businessman who heads the consulting and investment firm Emerald Group, [...] (341 words)

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White Rose Genel pulls out of ill-stared Kwanza basin

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Fresh twist in Angola LNG saga

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Ex-Ophir and Havoc crew board ship at Anglo-Tunisian Oil & Gas

Former Ophir execs sail into offshore

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Havoc Partners homes in on local oil

Pura Vida in deep introspection to dodge crisis

BP sets up commando unit to make comeback

Majors invited to have a hand in oil fiscal reform

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