Gondwana Subsidiary Invited to Negotiate for Ghana Block

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Gondwana Oil Corp.’s 70% owned Ghanaian subsidiary, Miura Petroleum, has been invited to negotiate with Ghana’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum for access to the Offshore Cape Three Points South Block.

Gondwana has been working diligently towards this goal and believes that the Offshore Cape Three Points South Block in the Tano Basin, only 30 kms from Jubilee, is one of the most important and prospective blocks in the prolific West African Transform Margin.

The company said that its strong and experienced technical team, as well as its local partners, look forward to rapidly commencing exclusive negotiations in Ghana.

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