They will concentrate on getting Mukuyu to a marketable asset state now, we are too small to attack this in any other way, finish one then go onto the rest. After M1 it was very clear M2 was at the top of SMs list of priorities for the next well.
I would think anything likely to be affected by the wet season will be drilled first in 2024 after flow test completion, depending of course on whether M3 gets a look in if 3D seismic groundwork is completed. Baobab is a prime candidate with pad ready, with a gas discovery (assuming successful flow testing), which is essential for Zimbabwe moving forward, there’s no reason not to poke a hole in an oil prospect.
