Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Dr. Patrice Motsepe expresses confidence in the ongoing improvements within Eskom and Transnet, highlighting their pivotal role in South Africa’s socio-economic advancement.

At NIES, Oando’s Ainoje Irune urges immediate action to tackle the oil and gas sector’s deepening challenges, emphasizing the urgency of reform for survival.

Senegal’s opposition coalition, backed by Ousmane Sonko, proposes a new national currency and sweeping contract renegotiations, signaling a major economic overhaul if elected.

Dundee Precious Metals announces the sale of its complex concentrate processing Tsumeb smelter in Namibia to Sinomine Resources for $49 million.

Sierra Leone equips five healthcare facilities with solar systems, securing a reliable power supply for crucial medical services.

Malawi is set to introduce 50,000 electric motorbikes, signaling a major shift towards sustainable transportation and reducing the nation’s carbon footprint.

Uganda’s new solar energy projects aim to provide essential water and electricity to rural communities, transforming lives in 36 villages with sustainable solutions.

Dan Marokane takes the helm at Eskom, focusing on ending loadshedding, reviewing unbundling plans, and boosting stakeholder engagement in his first 100 days.

Gauteng launches a groundbreaking 800MW solar power project, marking a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions and reducing loadshedding’s impact.

Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project is now operational, promising to drastically cut power outages and energize East Africa with a sustainable power source.