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I don't know if having a position on the board of a target company(Africa Oil) is a legal restriction on doing a deal with Eco but it may be something Eco wanted to happen as a conditional part of deal being negotiated but not yet announced

As I understand it, Eco cannot make any further announcements until the deal with Africa oil gets approved, he expects this in August. Once this happens any other deals/farm-outs which may have been progressing behind the scenes can then be announced. Also very interesting to me was the removing of a position on the board of Eco (if an oil major were to take over Africa Oil they would have 'inherited' it....so now they are free to make a move on Eco asd well....it frees up the 'options' doesn't it!)

'Permission to drill off South Africas west coast'. Shell seeking govt. permission to drill up to 5 offshore wells (in a draft scoping report from environmental consulting SLR) on North Cape Ultra Deep Block (NCUD) in the Orange Basin, water depths between 2500 to 3200m.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw460h7-zno/

Https://www.youtube.com/watch=Yw460h7-zno/ investor presentation from 3 months ago with timelines and news flow expected ... yes, lots imminent

Watch out for the cowboy de-rampers! I'm sure there's a perfectly rational explanation, such as deal takes into account 'carry for drills' etc...remember these are legal agreements not valuations

the partner in Dunrobin looks keen to drill that soon

Not wrong board..read-across implications for Orange basin and looking positive for development going ahead in the area

'I'm not going to say anything apart from to say it's going well, it's going very well' https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/africa/ep-africa/478792/shell-namibia-appraisal-wells/

have a track record for 'nobbling' competitor gas market players by befriending their governments and giving bad advice to confuse them and slow them down...they did it to Tanzania, making them so suspicious of foreign oil majors that Tanzania is only just now getting export facilities for gas and has wasted almost a decade while Quatar did a massive deal to supply gas to China!

Last year's was on 29th December for which notice was given on 1st November......

...guess they dumped Mozambique a while back! not really been following them

Their Tanzanian assets in Ruvuma are in a safe country but not so much their Mozambiquan Rovuma ones, but hopefully the govt. there are now doing something about it.

be prepared for a 7+ earthquake in or near / to north of your region in next few days (see 'Dutchsinse' youtube channel) he believes this is due because there were two 7 's on each side along the plate boundary in recent days and you guys are in between them!

There was a celebration of the 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrims quite recently in Plymouth UK, my husband told me of an unhappy Wampanoag lady who had wanted to protest. I suggested to him to tell the Wampanoag lady to approach the museum to have an exhibition to put forward the Wampanoag people's perspective. The lady shook some maraccas and consulted with her ancestors spirits and then agreed. So there was a special Wampanoag style cooking pot made for it and a very special ceremonial belt was woven for the Chief with shells and beads and they got to tell their story on this side of the Atlantic..I hope they got/get to repeat similar on the American side....it's about time!

drill dragging on to pay day is fine with me!!!!! ;-)

could the 'longer than expected' time taken so far be due to the need to thoroughly test samples from two zones in the vertical well? or perhaps more zones/variations within the 'two expected zones of interest' to analyse and understand?.....

wake up and smell the coffee and wind your collective necks back in next week if you want to save your investments. Yes they are a couple of twits who diluted too much and delayed too much, but back them or get shafted much worse. (p.s. I'm out)

from the downdip drill previous...and condensate is good stuff fetches a premium price

Layla just left Cape Town with tug/special craft directly ahead of her.