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Not sure how old this is, or the relevance today but it is interesting to read:

The last junior oil explorer operating in this exciting region with this same JV partner went up 800% in a matter of months
East Africa is arguably THE most exciting oil exploration region in the world, after an enormous oil discovery in Kenya last year sent one junior explorer’s share price rising over 800% in a matter of months.
The early-moving explorer was Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) and the discovery was made with the assistance of their highly experienced joint venture partner, GBP $9 Billion Africa focused Tullow Oil (LSE:TLW) who have unrivalled technical experience and a proven track record of success in Africa.

The team at The Next Oil Rush have identified a tiny 16c ASX-listed oil explorer operating in the exact same region with the exact same joint venture partner and is currently capped at only $22 million…
Understandably, the oil industry has been carefully focused on the region ever since this massive oil discovery, with some observers suggesting Kenya could be sitting on multiple billions of barrels of undiscovered oil. AOI’s joint venture partner Tullow Oil, has a history of discovering giant oil fields in Africa and bringing them to production. The prediction amongst industry insiders is that Tanzania (Kenya’s neighbour to the south) will be the next exploration hotspot.
The wildly successful first oil discovery in Kenya has encouraged AOI and Tullow Oil to fast-track their activities and plough hundreds of millions of dollars into drilling multiple exploration wells throughout Kenya for the rest of 2013 – all while constantly fending off takeover offers and JV offers from oil super majors who missed the boat and desperately want to get a foothold in East Africa.
If only there was another early-stage AOI-style junior explorer that we could invest in on the ground floor with the potential for thousands of percent gains…
We have uncovered a $22 million dollar ASX-listed junior oil explorer called Swala Energy (ASX:SWE) that bears an uncanny resemblance to the multi-bagging AOI before its share price exploded by 800%.
SWE is an East Africa focused oil and gas exploration company that raised $11 million via IPO on the ASX in April 2013 – an impressive feat in such tough market conditions. Prior to listing, SWE was an early-mover in Kenya and recently farmed-out 50% of their key block (12B) to Tullow Oil; the undisputed exploration and production champion in Africa and also key JV partner of AOI.
SWE is also identifying and snapping up highly prospective exploration blocks in Tanzania, anticipating a significant increase in activity in the near to mid-term.
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Regular readers of The Next Oil Rush will be familiar with our long-standing interest in oil exploration in East Africa – specifically in AOI, which was our ‘tip of the decade’ in February 2012 at around CAD$1.8 and has been as high as CAD$11.25 since, currently trading at around CAD$8