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Shell loses South Africa court fight over offshore exploration rights

Shell loses South Africa court fight over offshore exploration rights

by Offshore Reporter | Aug 14, 2026 | Offshore

Shell has lost its bid to renew an offshore exploration right along South Africa’s Wild Coast after the country’s Constitutional Court ruled against the oil major in a five-year legal dispute.

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