Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Kenya Power’s EV charging revenue has hit Sh382 million after electricity sales to the e-mobility sector grew 113-fold in under three years, signaling a mainstream shift.

ZESA Enterprises workers have accused their MD of chanting party slogans to intimidate staff, corporate fraud and reducing the parastatal to a one-man operation.

Former MP Paul Twum Barimah says Ghana urgently needs a National Gas Act to resolve growing institutional confusion between GNPC and Ghana Gas Company.

Eskom has given Johannesburg until July 8 to pay R5.2 billion or face power cuts across Sandton, Soweto, Fourways and other major city areas.

Rwanda and the United States have signed a civil nuclear cooperation deal in Kigali, marking a major step in Rwanda’s push to diversify its energy mix.

Liberia’s EPA has ordered the immediate closure of a hazardous dumpsite in Buchanan sitting directly opposite a government hospital, citing flies, odor and disease risks.

Rwanda and Tanzania have signed an energy cooperation deal witnessed by both presidents, covering power infrastructure, renewables and cross-border energy collaboration.

Sudan’s former energy minister says the country needs a national energy charter to rebuild equitably after war, warning unequal electricity access fuels conflict and fragmentation.

Under CEO Khalil Halilu, NASENI is partnering with private firms across six sectors to shift Nigeria from an import-dependent consumer economy to a producer nation.

Kenya’s Law Society is demanding a forensic audit of the government’s fuel procurement deal as matatu strikes spread and prosecutions of arrested energy officials stall.