Senegal: IMF agreement remains on hold
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Aminata Touré cites political reasons for rejecting the LFRAccording to former Prime Minister Aminata Touré, speaking on RFM, the Pastef majority’s rejection of the supplementary finance bill is aimed at blocking the action of President Diomaye Faye. Pastef, for its part, cites "substantial contradictions" in the bill.
Ghana proposes cutting GNPC carried interest to 10%The Ghanaian government proposes reducing GNPC’s initial stake in petroleum agreements from 15% to 10%, as part of a package of reforms to attract investors. According to Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor, the bill also provides for new royalties and extending contracts from 25 to 30 years.The week in Africa
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