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Maritime border disputes proliferate in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Report summary
Only one third of Africa's maritime borders have been legally delimited, and with the growth of offshore oil and gas activity, has resulted in numerous border disputes. Many of these disputes will be resolved through international arbitration, which will last several years and could lead to offshore license holders having to renegotiate contracts. Choosing to explore in part of the block that is disputed therefore carries heavy risks that should be addressed prior to any discovery.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Delineating maritime boundaries
- Ghana v Cote d'Ivoire
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Other notable disputes affecting the oil and gas sector
- Kenya v Somalia
- Angola v DRC
- Mauritania v Senegal
- Equatorial Guinea v Gabon
- Other areas to watch
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Maritime zones
- Map 1: Offshore Ghana & Cote d'Ivoire
- Map 2: Offshore Kenya & Somalia Map 3: Offshore Angola & DRC
- Map 4: Offshore Mauritania & Senegal Map 5: Offshore Equatorial Guinea & Gabon
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