Zitamar Daily Briefing, 15 June 2018
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Another oil company quits Mozambique block as contract negotiations drag on
Mozambique’s petroleum sector regulator, the INP, has announced that another winner in the country’s fifth oil and gas licensing round has formally quit the country - as reported by Zitamar News in January 2018.
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Sasol gives up exploring Mozambique’s ‘Area A’
South African energy company Sasol has informed the Mozambican authorities that it is giving up its right to look for oil and gas in a large onshore area close to its productive oil and gas wells in Inhambane province.
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Sasol will answer to Mozambican private industry over foreign contractors
South African oil and gas company Sasol has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mozambican private business organisation CTA in response to
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Mixed start to 2018 for Mozambique’s mega-projects
Patchy performance at Mozambique’s megaprojects in the first quarter of 2018 could hit the country’s GDP growth this year, the government has warned - but strong commodity prices should keep export receipts healthy.
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