Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Santos’ $16 billion takeover bid collapsed after the XRG consortium withdrew, citing regulatory hurdles and risk allocation disputes

Egypt’s oil and gas output is rebounding after four years of decline, easing import bills and drawing new foreign investment

Excerpt: Chevron and Israel expand the Leviathan gas project with a new pipeline to Egypt as demand rises and domestic output weakens

Dangote refinery delivers its first gasoline cargo to the U.S., marking a milestone in Nigerian gasoline exports and global fuel trade

South Africa secures long-term leases for oil majors at Durban fuel hub, ending uncertainty and reinforcing national energy supply security

Eskom reliability strengthens with 119 days of uninterrupted power supply, signaling structural improvements but warning of risks from illegal connections

TotalEnergies and QatarEnergy advance Iraq energy initiative with new oil, gas, and water projects aimed at boosting power and jobs

Five global oil giants are navigating the clean energy transition with strategies ranging from carbon capture to major renewable investments

Ten African countries lead in renewable adoption, with hydropower providing most electricity but exposing grids to climate and access challenges

African leaders reshaped energy policies, pushing transparency, renewables, and downstream industries that placed the continent at the heart of global debates