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Efora Energy no longer considers block 3 it co-owns with Dig Oil in the DR Congo a strategic asset and wants to withdraw from it, according to our sources. The block was owned by TotalEnergies until
Following the United States, the Belgian courts have also ruled in favour of enforcing the decision of a Paris arbitration court in favour of the oil junior Dig Oil against Kinshasa.
Miami-based lawyer William Sanchez is now working with a new partner in Washington in his defence of the Congolese state in the Dig Oil case. But it is unclear why, and questions remain as to who
Despite never having paid any attention to the American aspect of the Dig Oil case, the DRC suddenly decided to take an interest by filing an appeal. But the appeal was poorly drafted and immediately
Dig Oil's founder managed to infiltrate the Congolese head of state's entourage and steer its negotiations with his company.