Senegal’s Oil Revenues: Majority Absorbed by Companies, Government Eyes Renegotiation
February 25, 2025
Senegal’s Oil Revenues: Sonko Plans Contract Renegotiation for Greater National Share
Senegal’s Oil Revenues: Sonko Plans Contract Renegotiation for Greater National Share
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