Oil & Gas

PPPs are vital to addressing Africa’s energy deficit and unlocking sustainable growth through innovation, investment, and collaboration.

Angola strengthens its role as Africa’s oil leader with advanced offshore fields, strategic investments, and sustainable practices.

The U.S. imports most of its enriched uranium, with Russia as the leading supplier. Recent restrictions highlight supply risks and energy security issues

Algeria and Japan discuss energy and mining collaboration, focusing on hydrocarbons, renewables, rare earth minerals, and critical metals.

Oil price shifts reshape African economies, spotlighting challenges and opportunities for growth, trade, and energy diversification.

TotalEnergies extends Namibia offshore rig contract, boosting exploration in the Orange Basin with key oil discoveries.

Congo advances energy ambitions with refinery upgrades, gas projects, and a 2027 oil production target of 500,000 barrels/day.

Sasol cuts Mozambique gas production amid post-election unrest, prioritizing safety of staff and infrastructure as tensions escalate.

Sirte Oil’s new Zelten well achieves 2,300 bpd, boosting Libya’s daily crude output above 103,000 bpd, highest since 2007.

Nigeria, Angola, and Algeria lead Africa’s oil production, driving economies while navigating structural challenges and global market fluctuations.