Shell has teamed up with Chevron to return to Angola, while UK independent Afentra also won acreage this week.
During an industry conference this week, Shell teamed up with Chevron to mark its return to Angola's upstream after several years of absence, while UK independent Afentra was awarded its first offshore operatorship in the African country.
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