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Still no shotgun wedding in sight for ENI and Springfield

More than a year after authorities in Ghana ordered the unitisation of ENI's Sankofa and Springfield's Afina fields, the process is at a standstill. [...] (415 words)

Issue dated 27/05/2021 Reading time 2 minutes

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