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Egypt Reaffirms Commitment to Strengthening Ties with South Sudan

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly recently met with the country’s foreign affairs and water ministers to discuss efforts to enhance cooperation with South Sudan. The meeting included Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sweilam and Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Hossam Issa. During the meeting, which took place on April 21, Minister Shoukry emphasized Egypt‘s commitment to preserving its long-standing close relationship with South Sudan. He noted that

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Mining International News

Nigeria Revokes Dormant Mining Titles to Boost Sector Transparency

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Nigeria’s Minister of Mines announced the immediate revocation of 924 dormant mining titles, urging investors to apply for the affected licenses under a “first come, first served” basis, as part of ongoing efforts to streamline the country’s mining sector. The revoked titles consist of 528 exploration licenses, 20 mining leases, 101 quarry licenses, and 273 small-scale mining licenses, according to Mines Minister Dele Alake. This move follows the revocation of over 1,600 mining titles in

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International Energy News

Woodside Energy Faces Shareholder Pushback Over Climate Plan

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Woodside Energy encountered significant shareholder resistance on Wednesday as investors rejected its climate transition plan, highlighting growing concerns among activists regarding the company’s fossil fuel projects. Despite this setback, the chairman managed to retain his position following a contentious vote. The rejection of Woodside’s climate plan, with 58% of votes against it, underscores the mounting pressure on the company to adopt more ambitious measures to reduce carbon emissions. Chairman Goyder expressed disappointment but emphasized the

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Diamonds International News

World Diamond Council’s Revised System of Warranties Reaches Critical Deadline

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

The World Diamond Council’s (WDC) updated System of Warranties (SoW) is approaching a pivotal milestone, with September 21 marking the mandatory implementation for all rough diamond sales. Elodie Daguzan, Executive Director of the WDC, emphasized the importance of transitioning to the revised SoW before the deadline, particularly for rough diamond traders, to ensure compliance with the new regulations. The revised SoW serves as a global mechanism to provide assurance that traded goods adhere to the

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International Gas News

Exxon Mobil Progresses Toward Gas Project Resumption in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi announced last week that Exxon Mobil is actively “mobilising resources and funding” to resume its project in Cabo Delgado, with discussions focusing on security updates in the northern region. Nyusi briefed journalists on his visit to Washington this week, highlighting Exxon Mobil’s keen interest in restarting operations in Mozambique. He stated that the multinational is currently in the process of securing resources and funding for the project. Exxon Mobil had previously

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International Gas News Oil

Trident Energy Secures Key Acquisitions in Republic of Congo Oil and Gas Fields

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

Trident Energy, an international player in the oil and gas industry, has finalized agreements with major companies Chevron and TotalEnergies to acquire interests in operational fields located within the Republic of Congo. Under the terms of the agreements, Trident Energy will acquire a 31.5% non-operating stake in the Moho-Bilondo, Nkossa, and Nsoko II fields from Chevron. Additionally, it will obtain a 15.75% operated interest in the Lianzi field, also from Chevron. In separate deals with

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International News Oil Oil Drilling

Canadas ReconAfrica to Drill Well in Namibia

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

Canadian oil and gas company Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd. (“ReconAfrica”) announced its intention to commence drilling the Naingopo exploration well in Namibia’s Damara Fold Belt in June 2024. Civil work to build access roads and the well pad, as well as the drilling of the water well, has already begun. When these projects are complete., the Jarvie-1 drilling rig will be mobilized to the area onshore in Namibia. In June 2024, ReconAfrica expects to begin drilling operations

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International News Oil

Petrofac Lands $350M Zafiro Field Contract

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

Petrofac, a London-based engineering firm, clinches a technical services contract from Equatorial Guinea’s state hydrocarbon company, Compañía Nacional de Petróleos de Guinea Ecuatorial (GEPetrol), to support the operations of Block B. Under the contract, valued at around $350 million over five years, Petrofac will deliver technical services across onshore support bases, a floating production and storage offloading (FPSO) facility, and a platform on behalf of GEPetrol, the operator. The contract draws on the core services

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International News Oil

Dangote Refinery Delays Gasoline Supply to Fourth Quarter

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

The Dangote Refinery’s anticipated gasoline supply, originally slated for next month, is now expected to commence in the fourth quarter of this year, as projected by African energy expert Kelly Norways of Standard and Poor’s’ Global Commodities Insights. During the S&P podcast titled “Exploring West Africa’s oil product flows in a changing refining landscape,” Norways highlighted the refinery’s potential to significantly reduce energy imports across the West African sub-region. Estimates suggest a daily petrol output

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International News Oil

Shell Strikes Oil in Enigma-1X Well, Expanding Namibia’s Hydrocarbon Potential

24, April, 202424, April, 2024

Shell has announced a significant oil discovery in the Enigma-1X well, marking the sixth successful well in Namibia’s PEL.39 license in the Orange Basin. The exploration efforts, conducted using the semi-submersible rig Deepsea Bollsta since February 27, 2024, have yielded promising results. Enigma-1X is situated 15 kilometers south-southeast of Shell’s Jonker-2A appraisal well. This discovery is part of Shell’s second multi-well exploration and appraisal campaign initiated in December 2022. It follows the successful Graff-1 discovery,

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