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WEST AFRICA

July boost for WAGP

Initially scheduled to come on stream in 2008, the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) will see its compression ratio sharply [...] (254 words)

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More woes for WAGP

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Nigeria holds WAGP hostage

Accra seeks best answer for gas

Cut-rate power from WAGP

WAGP Shifts into Higher Gear

Ouagadougou Turns to Accra

How to Pay for WAGP Overruns

WAGP On Track At Last?

MEND Cuts WAGP Pipeline

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Fresh Delay for WAGP

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