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Oil prices jumped over 2% as the Federal Reserve hinted at potential interest rate cuts, sparking optimism in a market facing global economic uncertainty.

South Africa’s telecom giants invest heavily to protect networks from power cuts, theft, and climate risks, ensuring reliable services.

Africa could lead the global green hydrogen market, but success depends on overcoming transport and investment challenges.

Kenya’s government plans to provide electric vehicles to police officers, marking a significant step in the country’s transition to sustainable transport.

The Tilenga and Kingfisher oil projects in Uganda have achieved significant milestones, advancing the country’s goal of becoming a major oil producer by 2025.

Brazil’s renewable energy sector faces significant challenges as grid caps imposed by the National Electric System Operator lead to financial losses and doubts about future investments.

Egypt plans to restore its oil and gas production to previous levels by 2025, with the help of international partners and strategic investments, according to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly.

Malawi women turn agricultural waste into biomass briquettes, offering a sustainable alternative to firewood and improving village life.

Nigeria brings solar power to three remote communities, ending a century-long absence of electricity.

OptiPower and Abengoa JV win a R1.2 billion solar contract for a South African mining company, marking a significant shift towards renewable energy in the industry.