Investors Encouraged to Build Fuel Stations

The stability of the operation of the fuel market and other petroleum derivatives should also be the responsibility of the business class, focusing on providing better services to the population. This perspective was put forward by the Vice Governor of Huambo for the Economic and Social Sector, Angelino Elavoco, at a recent seminar on encouraging the construction of new privately initiated fuel stations and the rehabilitation of out-of-service stations. Angelino Elavoco acknowledged that the enthusiasm

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The Diamond Industry Implements Innovative Measures to Counteract Price Decline

When the world’s most important diamond buyers arrived at De Beers’ offices in Botswana late last month, they were presented with a rare offer by their host: the option to buy nothing at all. De Beers markets its rough diamonds in a series of tightly scripted sales, where handpicked buyers are normally expected to take all their contracted allocations at a price set by De Beers, or face potential penalties in the future. But with

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Azule Energy Pioneering Oil Firm Embraces Cutting-Edge Technology

Azule Energy has recently commenced the construction of the FPSO Agogo, which will feature a Carbon Capture and Storage Unit (“CCS”), to be installed in the offshore Block 15/06 in Angola. According to a statement sent to the Jornal de Angola, the construction of the facility is being undertaken by the company “Yinson Production,” specializing in FPSO leasing. This marks the world’s first post-combustion carbon capture unit installed on board an FPSO, designed on a

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Brent falls below 80 dollars.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil (used as a reference for Angolan exports) was trading below $80 on Wednesday for the first time since July due to concerns about an economic slowdown that could affect global demand. Brent was down 1.99% to $79.99 per barrel, and U.S. WTI crude oil was down 2.20% to $75.67, both at their lowest levels since July. According to Lusa, at the end of June, Brent crude

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Chevron and Angola Join Forces to Advance Sustainable Energy Initiatives

The American multinational energy corporation, Chevron, through its Angolan subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited (CABGOC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Angola to identify low carbon business opportunities. They will explore the potential of nature-based technological carbon offsets as well as biofuels, such as hydrogen and carbon capture and storage solutions, to advance Angola’s energy production and energy mix diversification for energy security, economic growth and environmental sustainability. “Through our work here,

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Egypt’s Inaugural Electronic Auction for Gold and Silver Set to Debut Next Week

The Assay and Weights Administration (AWA) of Egypt is planning to hold its first electronic auction for gold and silver, scheduled to take place next week. According to a statement on Tuesday, the auction will be facilitated through the Egyptian Mercantile Exchange (EME) trading platform. Nagy Farag, the advisor to the supply minister for gold industry affairs, told Ahram Online that this move aims to generate more revenue streams for Egypt’s treasury. “The Egyptian government’s

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Addressing Fuel Costs and Combating Smuggling in Libya

During the meeting held on Sunday 5th of October, the Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, discussed the nation’s soaring fuel expenses with Farhat Bengdara, Chairman of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), and Suhail Bousheha, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy. The meeting unveiled staggering annual fuel costs, exceeding $8 billion for electricity stations and around $4 billion for various other uses.”

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Botswana’s President Announces Comprehensive Review of HB Antwerp Investment

Botswana is conducting due diligence on HB Antwerp, as the world’s top diamond-producing country by value seeks to finalize a deal to acquire a 24% shareholding in the Belgian gem trader, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said on Monday. At the height of talks for a new sales contract with De Beers in March, Botswana announced a deal to become a shareholder in HB Antwerp and to supply the trader with 10% of the rough diamond output

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October Sees Gold Prices Soar to Highest Levels in Nearly 50 Years

The price of gold had its best October in nearly half a century, defying tough resistance from surging Treasury yields and a strong U.S. dollar. The yellow metal rallied an incredible 7.3% last month to close at $1,983 an ounce, its strongest October since 1978, when it jumped 11.7%. Gold, a non-interest-bearing asset, has historically floundered when bond yields were heading higher. An exception has been made this year, however, on a number of significant

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Challenges at Kuwait’s Al Zour Refinery Ripple Through the Global Fuel Oil Market

Kuwait witnessed a sharp decline in its fuel oil exports for the month of October. According to trade sources, analysts and ship-tracking data, exports plunged by more than 30% compared to the previous month, following a record high in September. The drop in exports is primarily attributed to the diversion of supply towards domestic power generation.

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