UNESCO Heritage & Tourism: São Tomé and Príncipe’s colonial-era plantation estates (“rocas”)—built on slavery and forced labour—were added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List last month, but most sites are abandoned, pushing preservation challenges while also drawing private investors eyeing tourism potential, from the crumbling Sundy plantation on Principe to other estates tied to sugar cane, later cocoa and coffee. Sports Media & Consumer Demand: DAZN secured rights to broadcast LaLiga EA SPORTS across Sub-Saharan Africa for three seasons (2026/27–2028/29), bringing all 380 matches per season live and on-demand across 48 markets, starting this weekend, with English and Spanish commentary. Oil & Gas Deals: Petrobras submitted an expression of interest to negotiate four offshore exploration blocks in Ghana’s Keta Basin after Ghana’s Ministry approved direct talks; the move targets underexplored acreage as Ghana works to reverse declining crude output. Regional Integration (Services): SADC progress on Mutual Recognition Agreements is highlighted, with only a few countries—including São Tomé and Príncipe—having ratified the Free Movement Protocol, while more have ratified AfCFTA, as MRAs for legal and tourism services move forward. Trade & Security Risk: The US Coast Guard kept São Tomé and Príncipe on its port-security advisory list, meaning extra security conditions may apply to vessels calling at affected ports. Inflation Watch: São Tomé and Príncipe’s inflation was reported at 9.70% (June 2026), up from 9.20% the prior month, with food and non-alcoholic beverages among the biggest drivers.
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Water & Infrastructure: Denmark’s ambassador to Ghana, Jakob Linulf, visited Wa in Ghana to push a $5.8m water project for Wa and surrounding communities, aiming to improve clean drinking water for about 105,000 people via 120km of pipelines and subsidised connections for 15,000 low-income households, with Denmark working alongside UNICEF and Ghana Water Limited. Oil & Gas (West Africa): Petrobras has submitted an expression of interest and received Ghana’s approval to enter direct negotiations over four offshore exploration blocks in the Keta Basin, as Ghana seeks to reverse declining crude output (37.3m barrels in 2025) and attract deeper-water investment. Regional Integration (Services): SADC’s push to operationalise Article 7 of the Protocol on Mutual Recognition Agreements is gaining traction, with only a few countries having ratified the Free Movement Protocol while many have ratified AfCFTA, and work continues toward MRAs for areas like legal services and tourism. Trade & Connectivity: A report by the Atlantic Council says Africa’s 18% share of the world’s population accounts for just 2% of global air traffic, blaming high costs and inconvenience for weak intra-African connectivity. Maritime Security: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port-security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, after assessing antiterrorism measures at commercial ports. Inflation Watch: São Tomé and Príncipe recorded 9.70% inflation in June 2026 (up from 9.20% in May), the highest since December 2025.
Water Infrastructure: Denmark’s Ambassador to Ghana, Jakob Linulf, visited Wa and met local chiefs and officials to push a $5.8m water project for Wa and surrounding communities, aiming to improve clean drinking water for about 105,000 people through 120km of pipelines and subsidised connections for 15,000 low-income households. Oil & Gas Deals: Petrobras submitted an expression of interest and began direct negotiations for four offshore exploration blocks in Ghana’s Keta Basin after Ghana’s Ministry approved its application; the move follows Petrobras’ wider Africa push, including existing exploration interests in São Tomé and Príncipe. Regional Integration & Services: SADC’s push to operationalise Article 7 on Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) for cross-border service suppliers highlights progress and friction between service mobility and broader movement-of-persons goals, with São Tomé and Príncipe among the ratifiers. Trade & Connectivity: A report by the Atlantic Council says Africa’s 18% share of the world’s population accounts for only 2% of global air traffic, blaming high costs and poor intra-continental connectivity for holding back trade and jobs. Inflation Watch (São Tomé and Príncipe): New data lists São Tomé and Príncipe among Africa’s higher-inflation countries, with June 2026 inflation at 9.70% (up from 9.20%). Maritime Security: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port-security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, meaning extra security conditions may apply to vessels calling at affected ports before entering the US.
Aviation & Connectivity: A new Atlantic Council report says Africa has 18% of the world’s population but only 2% of global air traffic, blaming high costs and inconvenient travel for weak intra-African connectivity. Oil & Gas (Ghana): Petrobras has submitted an expression of interest and begun direct negotiations for four offshore exploration blocks in Ghana’s underexplored Keta Basin, after Ghana’s energy ministry approved its entry into contract talks. Oil & Gas (São Tomé & Príncipe): Petrobras is also pushing ahead with its São Tomé CCS pilot, awarding Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion of four onshore wells tied to the project’s CO2 compression and monitoring infrastructure. Regional Business Climate (SADC): Tralac highlights progress on SADC’s Mutual Recognition Agreements under Article 7, noting only a few countries have ratified the Free Movement Protocol while AfCFTA ratification is broader—an issue that affects cross-border services like legal work and tourism. Inflation Watch (São Tomé & Príncipe): A roundup of African inflation data lists São Tomé and Príncipe among the highest, with June 2026 inflation at 9.70% (up from 9.20%). Maritime Security: The US Coast Guard keeps 22 countries on its port-security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, requiring extra security steps for ships calling at affected ports before entering the US.
Petroleum & Energy: Petrobras has submitted an expression of interest to enter direct negotiations with Ghana for four offshore exploration blocks in the Keta Basin, as the company expands its Africa footprint beyond Brazil. Regional Trade & Mobility: SADC’s push to operationalise Mutual Recognition Agreements under Article 7 is gaining traction, with São Tomé and Príncipe among the countries that have ratified the Free Movement Protocol, supporting cross-border movement of service suppliers. Inflation Watch: São Tomé and Príncipe recorded inflation of 9.70% in June 2026 (up from 9.20%), the highest since December 2025, adding pressure to household costs and business operating expenses. Maritime Security: São Tomé and Príncipe remains on the US Coast Guard port-security advisory watch list, meaning extra security requirements may apply to vessels calling there before entering the US. Diplomacy & Development: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago; he previously led World Bank engagements for Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe.
Maritime Security Watch: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port-security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, after finding ports there were not maintaining effective antiterrorism measures; Nigeria was removed after improvements were recognized. Inflation Pressure: São Tomé and Príncipe saw inflation rise to 9.70% in June 2026 (up from 9.20%), with prices also up 1.2% month-on-month, the highest since Dec 2025. Regional Integration for Services: In SADC, work is advancing to operationalise Article 7 on Mutual Recognition Agreements for cross-border service suppliers; only a few states have ratified the Free Movement Protocol, while AfCFTA ratification is broader. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank named Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, previously serving as country manager for Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Oil & Gas Linkages: Petrobras said it operates in São Tomé and Príncipe and is active across Africa, while separately it moved toward Ghana exploration talks—highlighting continued regional interest in the Gulf of Guinea. Poverty Snapshot: Global Finance ranked Nigeria 56th among the world’s 60 poorest by GDP-PPP per capita, with Africa dominating the bottom ranks.
Poverty & Living Standards: Nigeria slid to 56th among the world’s 60 poorest countries in a 2026 GDP-PPP per capita ranking by Global Finance, down from 44th in 2025, with a per-capita figure of $9,532.92; the report again shows Africa dominating the bottom ranks. Inflation Watch: São Tomé and Príncipe is listed among Africa’s highest-inflation countries, with inflation at 9.70% in June 2026 (up from 9.20%), adding pressure to household prices. Maritime Security: The US Coast Guard kept São Tomé and Príncipe on its port-security advisory list, meaning extra security conditions for vessels calling at affected ports before entering the US; Nigeria was removed after improved port measures. Oil & Gas Momentum: Petrobras is moving into direct talks on four offshore exploration blocks in Ghana’s Keta Basin after approval from Ghana’s energy ministry, while Petrobras already has exploration interests in São Tomé and Príncipe. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying leadership across its IBRD/IFC/MIGA operations. Citizenship-for-Investment: São Tomé and Príncipe’s “golden passport” program is offering citizenship via a $90,000 investment, with processing typically around two months.
US Port Security Watchlist: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port-security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, saying affected ports are “not maintaining effective antiterrorism measures,” meaning extra security steps for ships calling there before entering the US. Macroeconomy & Prices: A new roundup of Africa’s inflation shows São Tomé and Príncipe among the highest, with June 2026 inflation at 9.70% (up from 9.20%), while Sudan leads the continent at 41.61%. Oil & Gas (Regional): Petrobras is moving into Ghana’s Keta Basin, with Ghana’s energy ministry approving talks on four offshore blocks after production fell to 37.3 million barrels in 2025. Oil & Gas (São Tomé link): Petrobras also awarded Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion tied to its São Tomé CCS pilot in Brazil, targeting up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. Diplomacy & Business Climate: A week also highlighted São Tomé and Príncipe’s role in open civic space rankings, with only Cabo Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe classed as open. Citizenship-by-Investment: São Tomé and Príncipe’s “golden passport” scheme is back in focus, offering citizenship via $90,000 investment plus fees, with processing typically around two months.
US Port Security Watch: The US Coast Guard says 22 countries remain on its port-security advisory list, including ten African states; São Tomé and Príncipe is among them, meaning extra security conditions for ships that recently called there before entering the US. Poverty & Inflation Snapshot: Global Finance ranks Nigeria among the world’s 60 poorest by GDP-PPP per capita (Nigeria 56th), while a separate roundup shows inflation pressures across Africa, with São Tomé and Príncipe at 9.70% in June 2026. Oil & Gas Moves: Petrobras is pushing deeper into West Africa, seeking to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in Ghana’s Keta Basin after approval by Ghana’s energy ministry; Petrobras also operates in São Tomé and Príncipe. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank appoints Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, and notes his prior role leading the Bank’s engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Currency Pressure: Exchange-rate data highlights weak African currencies; São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra is listed among the weakest in August 2026, with over 22,000 units needed per US$1.
Oil & Gas—Ghana: Petrobras has been cleared to enter direct talks over four offshore exploration blocks in Ghana’s underexplored Keta Basin, after Ghana’s Ministry approved its eligibility; no drilling spend, timelines or local partners were disclosed, but the move targets new frontiers as Ghana’s crude output slid to 37.3 million barrels in 2025. Oil & Gas—São Tomé and Príncipe link: Petrobras already operates in São Tomé and Príncipe with interests in four exploration blocks, and the Ghana push fits its wider plan to replenish reserves across Africa. Carbon Capture—São Tomé CCS: Petrobras awarded Halliburton a contract for four onshore wells supporting the Sao Tomé CCS pilot in Rio de Janeiro state, aiming to capture up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually over a three-year test period. Finance—World Bank: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying leadership across IBRD, IFC and MIGA; Alvarez previously led World Bank engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. FX—Currency pressure: A report flags São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra as Africa’s weakest currency in August 2026, needing about 22,282 to buy $1, raising import costs and squeezing purchasing power. Trade/Security—US port list: The US Coast Guard says ports in São Tomé and Príncipe remain on its port security advisory list, meaning extra antiterrorism requirements for vessels calling there before entering the US.
Oil & Gas Dealmaking: Petrobras has been cleared to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in Ghana’s underexplored Keta Basin, with the talks focused on contract terms rather than any immediate drilling commitment—another push to replenish reserves in Africa. Regional Energy Links: Petrobras also signals broader interest across the region, explicitly including Sao Tome and Principe among potential opportunities, keeping attention on Gulf of Guinea frontier prospects. Carbon Capture Contract: Halliburton was awarded a Petrobras contract for drilling and completion of four wells supporting the Sao Tome CCS pilot in Rio de Janeiro state, targeting capture of up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually over a three-year test period. Sao Tome Policy & Finance: Sao Tome and Principe’s citizenship-by-investment “golden passport” program is offering expats a pathway to citizenship via a $90,000 investment into the National Transformation Fund, with processing typically around two months. Business Climate & Governance: A CIVICUS review says only Cabo Verde and Sao Tome and Principe are considered “open” on civic space in Sub-Saharan Africa, a factor investors increasingly weigh alongside taxes and market size. FX Pressure: August 2026 data flags Sao Tome and Principe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest currencies, requiring over 22,000 units per $1—raising import costs and squeezing purchasing power. Maritime Security: The US Coast Guard keeps Sao Tome and Principe on its port security advisory list, meaning extra security requirements for ships calling there before entering the US. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, noting he previously led World Bank engagements in Angola and Sao Tome and Principe.
Petroleum & Exploration: Ghana has approved Petrobras’ request to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the underexplored Keta Basin, moving the Brazilian state oil major into direct talks on contract terms as Ghana pushes to reverse declining crude output. Energy Services & Climate Tech: Petrobras also awarded Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion of four wells for a carbon capture and storage pilot in Rio de Janeiro, targeting capture of up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually and tying into the Sao Tome CCS project supply chain. Diplomacy & Cooperation: Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations with meetings in Luanda, highlighting cooperation opportunities in education, agriculture, gender, and culture under South-South principles. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, noting his prior World Bank role covering Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Trade & Risk: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, meaning extra security requirements for ships calling at affected ports before entering the US. Finance & Currency: A currency roundup put São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest in August 2026, with more than 22,000 units needed to buy $1.
Oil & Gas (Ghana): Ghana’s Ministry of Energy has approved Petrobras’ request to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the underexplored Keta Basin, moving the Brazilian state-controlled firm into direct talks on contract terms as Ghana pushes to reverse a near-50% production decline since its 2019 peak. Energy Services (Brazil): Petrobras also awarded Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion of four wells for its Sao Tome carbon capture and storage (CCS) pilot in Rio de Janeiro state, targeting capture of up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually over a three-year test period. Diplomacy (São Tomé & Príncipe): Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations, with both sides reviewing cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, and culture under South-South principles. World Bank (Regional): The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, noting he previously led the Bank’s engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Civic Space (Governance): A new analysis highlights that only Cabo Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe are considered “open” on civic space, while most of Sub-Saharan Africa remains blocked, repressed, or closed—an issue investors increasingly watch. Security (Maritime): The US Coast Guard says 22 countries remain on its port security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, requiring extra antiterrorism measures for ships before entering the US. Business & Economy (Citizenship): São Tomé and Príncipe’s “golden passport” citizenship-by-investment program is marketed as a $90,000 route to citizenship via the National Transformation Fund, with applications typically processed in about two months.
Petroleum & Exploration: Ghana has approved Petrobras’ request to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the underexplored Keta Basin, as the country pushes to reverse a near-50% oil output decline since its 2019 peak; the talks cover contract terms only, with no drilling timetable or investment amount disclosed. Carbon Capture & Storage: Petrobras awarded Halliburton a contract for four onshore wells supporting the Sao Tome CCS pilot in Brazil, targeting capture of up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually over three years, with well drilling and completion due to wrap by 2028. World Bank & Finance: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying leadership across IBRD, IFC and MIGA; Alvarez previously served as country manager for Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Diplomacy: Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations, reviewing cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, and technical collaboration. Trade & Security: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, meaning extra security requirements may apply to ships calling at affected ports before entering the US. Citizenship by Investment: São Tomé and Príncipe’s “golden passport” program is offering citizenship via a $90,000 investment to the National Transformation Fund, with typical processing around two months and eligibility subject to due diligence checks.
Oil & Gas (Ghana–Petrobras): Ghana’s Ministry of Energy has approved Petrobras to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the underexplored Keta Basin, as crude output fell to 37.3 million barrels in 2025; talks cover contract terms only, with no drilling timetable or investment figure disclosed. Energy Services (Petrobras CCS): Petrobras awarded Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion of four wells supporting its CCS pilot in Rio de Janeiro, targeting capture of up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually over three years, with well work due to finish by 2028. Diplomacy (Venezuela–São Tomé & Príncipe): Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations, reviewing cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, culture and technical collaboration. World Bank (Regional leadership): The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago; he previously led World Bank engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Business & Policy (Civic space): A new analysis highlights that only Cabo Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe are considered “open” on civic space, while most of Sub-Saharan Africa remains repressed or closed—an issue investors watch. Trade/Finance (FX pressure): A currency roundup flags São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest in August 2026, with more than 22,000 units needed per US$1. Maritime Security (US port list): The US Coast Guard says ports in São Tomé and Príncipe remain on its port security advisory list, meaning extra security requirements may apply to ships before US entry.
Petroleum & Energy: Petrobras has received approval to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in Ghana’s Keta Basin, and says the move fits its plan to expand frontier exploration across Africa, including São Tomé and Príncipe. Carbon Capture & Storage: Petrobras also awarded Halliburton a contract for drilling and completion work tied to its CCS pilot in Rio de Janeiro, with the project designed to capture up to 100,000 tonnes of CO2 annually—an approach that underscores the wider regional push for low-carbon oil infrastructure. Diplomacy & Trade Links: Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations, highlighting cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, culture and technical collaboration. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, and notes his prior role leading the Bank’s engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Investment & Citizenship: São Tomé and Príncipe’s “golden passport” citizenship-by-investment scheme is being marketed as a $90,000 route to residency/citizenship, with processing described as about two months and due-diligence requirements. Currency Watch: A report on Africa’s weakest currencies in August 2026 lists São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among the weakest, at about 22,282 per US dollar—raising pressure on import costs and purchasing power.
US Port Security: The US Coast Guard kept 22 countries on its port security advisory list, including São Tomé and Príncipe, after finding ports there were not maintaining effective antiterrorism measures; ships calling at affected ports in the prior five calls may face extra security steps before entering the US. Energy & Investment: Halliburton won a contract for four onshore wells supporting Petrobras’ CCS pilot in Rio de Janeiro, with the project capturing CO2 for transport and storage—an energy-transition signal for the region after earlier bids tied to the São Tomé CCS effort. Diplomacy & Trade Links: Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations, reviewing cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, and technical projects under South-South principles. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank named Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, after previously leading the Bank’s engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Currency Watch: A new August 2026 ranking puts São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest, with the exchange rate pressuring import costs and household purchasing power. Health & Capacity Building: A World Bank-backed regional programme trained health professionals across Eastern and Southern Africa, including São Tomé and Príncipe, to strengthen surveillance for chronic diseases alongside frontline epidemiology.
Diplomacy & Trade Links: Venezuela and São Tomé and Príncipe marked 20 years of diplomatic relations with talks in Luanda focused on deepening cooperation in education, agriculture, gender, culture, and other South-South projects. World Bank Leadership: The World Bank named Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying oversight across IBRD, IFC and MIGA; Alvarez previously led World Bank engagements in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. Currency Pressure: A new exchange-rate roundup puts São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest currencies in August 2026, at about 22,282 per US dollar, a trend that can raise import costs and squeeze household purchasing power. Health & Human Capital: A World Bank-funded regional training in São Tomé and Príncipe and nine other countries is strengthening frontline capacity to spot chronic disease risks earlier, integrating NCD surveillance into existing field epidemiology training. Telecom Pricing: Nepal’s Ncell rolled out a 60-second pulse rate for international outgoing calls to 198 countries from Aug 18, signaling continued telecom tariff adjustments across markets.
World Bank Leadership: The World Bank Group has appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as country manager for Trinidad and Tobago, unifying oversight of IBRD, IFC and MIGA under one leader to better align financing and private investment with job-creation priorities; Alvarez previously served as World Bank country manager for Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe. São Tomé & Príncipe Citizenship-by-Investment: The country’s “golden passport” program is offering citizenship for a $90,000 investment into the National Transformation Fund, with processing typically around two months and no need to visit or buy property during review; eligibility includes due diligence and proof of income. Currency Pressure in Africa: A new exchange-rate roundup flags São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among the weakest in August 2026, trading at about 22,282 per US dollar, underscoring import-cost and purchasing-power strain. Health & Business Capacity Building: A World Bank-funded regional training in Eastern and Southern Africa is expanding frontline surveillance to include non-communicable diseases, with São Tomé and Príncipe among the covered countries. Telecoms (Regional): Ncell has introduced a 60-second pulse rate for international outgoing calls to 198 countries starting Aug. 18, aiming to improve call-cost predictability for users abroad.
Citizenship-by-investment: São Tomé and Príncipe’s golden passport program is drawing attention again, with citizenship available from a $90,000 investment (plus fees) into the National Transformation Fund, typically processed in about two months and allowing up to three dependents. World Bank leadership: The World Bank Group appointed Juan Carlos Alvarez as Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago, and notably he previously led the Bank’s engagement in Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe—aiming to streamline financing and private-sector support around job creation. Currency pressure: A new August 2026 exchange-rate roundup flags São Tomé and Príncipe’s dobra among Africa’s weakest, at about 22,282 per US dollar, underscoring rising import costs and squeezed purchasing power. Health systems: A World Bank-funded regional training in Dar es Salaam is strengthening NCD surveillance capacity, including participation from São Tomé and Príncipe, by integrating chronic-disease monitoring into frontline field epidemiology. Energy data for exploration: French geoscience firm Viridien signed a multi-client subsurface data partnership with Senegal’s Petrosen, a move aimed at improving exploration decision-making across the MSGBC basin—relevant for regional investors watching West Africa’s upstream prospects.
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