A Liberian environmental initiative backed by UNDP is turning organic waste and contaminated water into clean fuel, eco stoves and green enterprise opportunities.
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Nigeria’s Energy Commission chief is back at his desk after an EFCC visit over an alleged N500 billion fraud probe, with the agency denying he was arrested.
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Hundreds of Kariega residents blocked streets in Nelson Mandela Bay after two weeks without electricity or water, forcing the mayor to visit and address protesters.
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Angola and DR Congo are pushing forward with a 1,450-kilometer electricity transmission line, one of Africa’s largest, to deliver 2,000 megawatts to the DRC.
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KEY POINTS Nigeria and Germany have put new money behind their development partnership, committing roughly €65 million in financial and technical cooperation across agreed priority sectors and laying the groundwork …
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Rwanda sealed several investment and cooperation agreements at the Africa CEO Forum, spanning energy, manufacturing, hospitality and financial services sectors.
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Nigeria’s anti-graft agency has arrested the Energy Commission director-general over N701 billion allegedly tied to APC governors and a widening financial probe.
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Tanzania has drilled 12 wells at its Songo Songo gas block, with the government now in talks to extend a key production licence set to expire in October.
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China has signaled readiness to back Namibia’s nuclear energy push, with Beijing citing the country’s position as one of the world’s top uranium producers.
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Electricity consumers across Greater Kampala will face nearly three weeks of scheduled daytime power cuts as UETCL works to upgrade a critical transmission line.