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      Sunday 26 May  
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      South Sudanese soldiers during President Salva Kiir's visit to an oil refinery in Melut, Upper Nile State, South Sudan on November 20, 2012. Sudan opens its second new oil field in a week as the country struggles to make up for the loss of billions of dollars in oil revenues.
      Bulletin: Struggling Sudan opens new oil field

      Bulletin: Struggling Sudan opens new oil field

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      Oil tankers are seen waiting to refill in the water off the the Zawiya Oil Refinery, some 40 kms west of Tripoli, on October 27, 2011. Libyan demonstrators have forced a major oil terminal in the east of the country to halt operations for four days in a row, the deputy oil minister said on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Libya oil terminal shut down by demonstrators

      Bulletin: Libya oil terminal shut down by demonstrators

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      Steam rises from stacks at the ConocoPhillips refinery on January 25, 2011 in Rodeo, California. ConocoPhillips has agreed to sell its Nigerian operations to growing African group Oando for 1.79 billion dollars (1.35 billion euros), the Houston-based firm said Thursday.
      Bulletin: ConocoPhillips sells off Nigerian operation

      Bulletin: ConocoPhillips sells off Nigerian operation

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      A naval security operative patrols the creeks of the Niger Delta in a military gun boat, 2008. Well armed pirates who stormed and ransacked an oil tanker off Nigeria have kidnapped five Indian crew members, said a statement Wednesday from the operators of the ship.
      Bulletin: Pirates storm oil tanker off Nigeria, kidnap five Indians

      Bulletin: Pirates storm oil tanker off Nigeria, kidnap five Indians

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      An oil exploration tower is pictured in Tonya on the shore of Lake Albert in 2008. Uganda's parliament on Friday passed controversial legislation governing the country's nascent oil sector that critics say hands too much power to the president.
      Bulletin: Uganda passes controversial oil legislation

      Bulletin: Uganda passes controversial oil legislation

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      Towing boats docked at the port the Zawiya Oil Refinery, some 40 kms west of Tripoli. Former Libyan rebels have lifted their blockade of the country's biggest oil refinery, after closing it off to demand medical treatment for injuries from last year's war.
      Bulletin: Libyan ex-rebels lift main oil refinery blockade

      Bulletin: Libyan ex-rebels lift main oil refinery blockade

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      Creek communities in Bayelsa State in the Niger Delta, the troubled oil-producing region of Nigeria. Anglo-Dutch oil group Shell said Friday it had resumed shipments of crude from its Nigerian export terminals Bonny and Forcados following the repair of its damaged supply pipelines.
      Bulletin: Shell ends shut-down of Nigeria export terminals

      Bulletin: Shell ends shut-down of Nigeria export terminals

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      Creek communities at a market in the Akassa region of Bayelsa State in the Niger Delta. Gunmen have kidnapped two foreign workers from a construction site in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region, police said Tuesday, while local media said the victims were Lebanese.
      Bulletin: Gunmen kidnap two foreign workers in Nigeria

      Bulletin: Gunmen kidnap two foreign workers in Nigeria

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      Mutiu Sunmonu, managing director Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd, pictured in The Hague last year. Oil workers picketed the offices of Shell and Chevron in Nigeria on Tuesday over potential plans to cut jobs and amid union demands for temporary employees to be given permanent contracts.
      Bulletin: Oil workers picket Shell, Chevron offices in Nigeria

      Bulletin: Oil workers picket Shell, Chevron offices in Nigeria

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      South Sudanese soldiers on guard at an oil refinery in Melut, Upper Nile State, last week. Sudan on Monday offered to speed up the implementation of security and oil deals with South Sudan after tension flared on their disputed border last week.
      Bulletin: Sudan offers to speed up deals with South

      Bulletin: Sudan offers to speed up deals with South

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