Why is difficult for African economies to stop using coal
Coal has long played a critical role in the energy mix of African countries. Serving as an important baseload power source, sizeable domestic deposits and... Read More
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Tanzania secures US$60M loan for Kagera transmission line
Tanzania has secured a $60 million loan from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Fund for International Development (OPEC Fund) for the construction of a... Read More
Mozambique airlines price reduction delivers maximum occupancy
The first week in which LAM (Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique) ticket prices have seen a 30% reduction has delivered fully booked flights. According to the... Read More
UK supports water supply for up to 17000 people in Cumbana – Mozambique
The President of the Republic Filipe Jacinto Nysui, inaugurated last week, a water supply system in the administrative post of Cumbana, Inhambane Province, funded by... Read More
Sonangol begins drilling to reactivate two wells in Angola
Sonangol announced, for August, the start of drilling of two oil wells in Block Kon 11, of the Onshore Kwanza Basin, in assets with the... Read More
Nigerian Govt Claims 33% of Africa’s Gas Reserves
According to the Federal Government of Nigeria, 33% of Africa’s total gas reserves are now located in the West African country. The Nigerian government also... Read More
Nigeria’s oil production continues on an upward trend
Following a rise in output last month, Nigeria’s crude oil revenues increased to nearly N1.68tn in June 2023, according to a study of the latest... Read More
TotalEnergies’ Return Expected to Drive Mozambique’s Q4 Inflation
Oxford Economics said last week that inflation in Mozambique, after falling to March 2022 levels,will rise to 8.8% in the last quarter of the year,... Read More
Borealis Aids Mozambique in Restoring Drinking Water Infrastructure After Cyclone Idai
Borealis and Borouge, through Water for the World, have provided funding to a project in Beira, Mozambique, to provide a sustainable water supply for more... Read More
Revitalizing DRC’s Inga 3 Project Sparks Fresh Optimism for Hydropower in South Africa
The Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa have pledged to revive Congo’s giant Inga 3 hydroelectric project that South Africa hopes will help solve... Read More
BP Subsidiary to Sell 50% Stake in Maputo Airport Fuelling to Petromoc 
Nigerian President: Fuel Subsidy Removal Saves $1.32B in 2 Months 
Tanzania’s Fuel Prices Surge Amid Cross-Border Fuel Sourcing 
Israel to power Zambia with $100m. solar-wind energy project