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The Republic of Congo has officially entered the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market with the first shipment from its Congo LNG project, marking a significant step in Central Africa’s
Nigeria has emerged as Africa’s top supplier of crude oil to the United States in 2025, shipping an estimated 33.23 million barrels of crude between January and August. These exports
Israel has formally approved a long-delayed natural gas export agreement with Egypt, unlocking what officials describe as the largest export deal in Israel’s history and further integrating Africa into the
Rabat, Dec 12, 2025 – Morocco is embarking on one of its most ambitious infrastructure expansions in decades, with plans to open two new deepwater ports on its Mediterranean and
Congo’s tightening grip on cobalt exports is sending tremors through global electric vehicle supply chains. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which produces nearly three-quarters of the world’s cobalt, has
Africa’s ambitious energy transition faces mounting risks as local currency shortages and reliance on foreign-denominated debt threaten the viability of new power projects. At the African Investment Forum (AIF) in
CAPE TOWN, South Africa, December 4, 2025/ — Africa’s Green Economy Summit (AGES 2026) is set to host an unparalleled showcase of investment-ready green economy projects from across the continent.
By Solomon Ekanem Nigeria has strengthened its position as the leading African supplier of crude oil to the United States, exporting $2.57 billion worth of crude between January and August
Almost two-thirds of the large-scale wind and solar projects planned across Africa are intended to power electrolysers for green hydrogen destined for European markets, according to analysis by Global Energy
Johannesburg – Global leaders meeting in South Africa for the first-ever G20 Summit held on African soil adopted their final declaration on the opening day of deliberations, breaking with tradition