Oil Tanker Ordered by Total, Others Can’t Unload After Malagasy Decree

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~~Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way at Port~~Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way

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Wed, 12 August 2026
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- Bloomberg Politics14:23first to report
  Oil Tanker Ordered by Total, Others Can’t Unload After Malagasy Decree
  A group of companies including TotalEnergies SE warned that Madagascar’s requisition of the island’s only oil-storage facility could disrupt fuel supplies by preventing tankers from unloading.
Fri, 14 August 2026
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- Bloomberg Politics08:44edited after publishing
  Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way
  previously~~Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way at Port~~
  A tanker ordered by Madagascar’s state power utility made way for a vessel contracted by a private group at a berth in the port of Toamasina, easing a dispute over oil-product imports.