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Can Angolan minister Diamantino Azevedo save SIR?

On February 13, Angolan president Joao Lourenco discreetly dispatched his minister of oil Diamantino Azevedo to meet with the Ivorian [...] (261 words)

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Energy

João Lourenço gets behind Alassane Ouattara

The Angolan president sent his director of intelligence to reassure his Ivorian counterpart of his support in October's presidential election. [...]

Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara and his Angolan counterpart João Lourenço during the latter's inauguration in 2017. © Presidency of the Republic of Ivory Coast

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How Puma energy lost its Angolan acreage

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Why has Lourenco called on Dos Santos era pundits?

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Sonangol snubs SIR

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SIR severs tie with Sonangol Free

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Sonangol sees future in pre-salt plays

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Total spurns its commitments

The French major Total, which debuted on block CI 100 in Ivory Coast's offshore in October, wants to invoke force [...]

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IMF criticises governance of public companies

Joao Lourenco's renewed interest in SIR

SIR running out of time to resolve lingering cash deficit

How Puma energy lost its Angolan acreage

Ouattara's military buddy pinches SIR from Akossi Bendjo

Why has Lourenco called on Dos Santos era pundits?

Trafigura despairs as Lourenco revives Lobito refinery

Sonangol snubs SIR

SIR severs tie with Sonangol Free

Sonangol sees future in pre-salt plays

Total spurns its commitments

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