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ExxonMobil set to return to Ghana – Opoku Prempeh - Gajreport

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ExxonMobil, a major US oil company, has reportedly started talking to the government about coming back to Ghana, according to Energy Minister Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh. ExxonMobil informed the Ghanaian government in May 2021 that it was leaving the nation's upstream petroleum sector, where it had been conducting exploration since securing the necessary rights in […]

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Source: Ghanaian American Journal - Conveying the Ghanaian-American Narrative to the world

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