Acsa confirmed that BP started officially engaging ACSA more than a year ago in February 2022, with respect to their change in global strategy.
On Friday, the company confirmed that BP started officially engaging ACSA more than a year ago in February 2022, with respect to their change in global strategy. “At the time, BP indicated their intention to exit the current arrangements,” it stated.
“Later in April 2022 the oil company further informed ACSA that it would resign as the managing participant of the consortia at O.R Tambo International Airport and Cape Town International and terminate its lease agreements for the operations of the fuel facilities at King Phalo and George Airports. This in our understanding had nothing to do with Russia or Ukraine but BP’s global strategy which was communicated to ACSA in early 2022.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
South Africa: Russian Leader Putin's Visit a Headache For South African GovtRussia's President Vladimir Putin will be attending the Brics Summit in August this year, on invitation by the South African government. Brics is a group of the world's biggest emerging economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and late-addition South Africa.
Read more »
South Africa: Cannabis Industry Plans for South Africa Have Stalled - How to Get Them Moving AgainAnalysis - South African president Cyril Ramaphosa recently reiterated plans to accelerate the commercialisation of hemp as well as cannabis plants. His speech setting out government's priorities for 2023 was a reminder of a pledge in 2022 - also in his state of the nation address - that the government would mobilise investment in the hemp and cannabis sectors.
Read more »
Africa: U.S. Turns Spotlight on Russian Paramilitary Group Wagner's Africa ActivitiesThe activities in Africa of Russia's Wagner Group, the private paramilitary group which deploys mercenaries to support the Kremlin's foreign policy objectives, are coming under increased American scrutiny as the United States, Russia and China compete for strategic advantage on the continent.
Read more »
Africa: TB Kills 75,000 Children in Africa Every Year - How This Can StopAnalysis - Tuberculosis (TB) is a preventable and curable disease. Half of the world's 30 highest TB burden countries are in Africa. In many of these countries, TB is the leading cause of death across age groups, but especially among children. Globally, TB is the leading cause of death by any single infectious agent (above COVID-19 and HIV).
Read more »
Africa: Working Towards Doing More Sustainable, Constructive Journalism Grounded in AfricaIn the face of unprecedented environmental, social, and economic challenges, a new understanding of the role of journalism in society is essential.
Read more »