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Angola : ce que révèle l’emprunt de 2,65 milliards de dollars contracté par Sonangol

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By Claudio Silva Verified
| Jeune Afrique Verified
Considérée comme le navire amiral de l’économie angolaise, la compagnie nationale pétrolière Sonangol vient de sécuriser un financement de 2,65 milliards de dollars auprès de prêteurs internationaux. L’opération, révélée par Reuters le 16 juin, implique pas moins de vingt-sept banques internationales pour un prêt d’une durée de sept ans. C’est Société générale qui domine le consortium bancaire
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Cabinda refinery: Can Angola end its dependence on fuel imports?

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By Claudio Silva Verified
| The Africa Report Verified
The Cabinda refinery during its launch in September 2025. © Rights reserved Published on May 13, 2026 at 12:21 pm (GMT +1) After successful initial trials in February, Angola‘s Cabinda refinery, located in the north of the country, supplied its first litres of diesel to the local market at the beginning of May. The development was welcomed by Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas Diamantino Pedro Azevedo, though its full impact remains to be seen.
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Carburant : l’Angola, champion pétrolier, veut réduire sa dépendance aux importations

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By Claudio Silva Verified
| Jeune Afrique Verified
L’Angola, dans le top 3 des producteurs africains d’or noir, peut-il rompre avec sa dépendance aux importations de carburant ? Le pays vient de faire un pas dans ce sens. Après de premiers essais concluants en février, la raffinerie de Cabinda, située dans le nord du pays, a fourni début mai ses premiers litres de diesel au marché local. Une avancée indéniable, saluée par le ministre des
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