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As one of the key strategic fuel storage facilities under Botswaba Oil , the Francistown Depot which services the northern part of Botswana is currently under expansion to add additional 60 million liters to the existing 38 million litres. On Monday , the Minister of Minerals and Energy, Hon. Lefoko Moagi, along with the Acting Permanent Secretary, Dr. Obakeng, the Director of Energy Mr. Midas Sekgabo, the Botswana Oil Board Chairman Mr. Martin Makgatlhe and

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TotalEnergies Poised to Resume Operations in Mozambique’s Rovuma Basin

Mozambique’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Carlos Zacarias, has indicated that the current economic climate is conducive to the return of French multinational TotalEnergies to the Rovuma Basin Area 1 liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Cabo Delgado province. Minister Zacarias emphasized that while market conditions and other factors may cause delays in project resumption, the prevailing situation suggests a favorable environment for TotalEnergies’ return. Security remains a primary concern, with TotalEnergies’ declaration of

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South Africa Calls for Public Comments on Draft Gas Master Plan

South Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe has published the country’s draft Gas Master Plan (GMP2024) for public comment. Members of the public, stakeholders and industry experts are invited to give input until by no later than 15 June, 2024. β€œTo mitigate against gas supply shortages between 2026 and 2030, it is quite urgent to engage within the region to establish enablers that could unlock additional supply potential,” the draft plan says. South

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Egypt Suspends LNG Exports to Tackle Power Shortage

EgyptΒ has announced temporary cuts to its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports starting from May to address power shortages anticipated during the summer months. The moveΒ aims to increase gas availability within the country to meet rising electricity demands, amidst recurring power outages. The Ministry of Electricity estimates a daily requirement of approximately 105 million m3 of natural gas, along with 10,000 tons of diesel, with demand expected to surge to 135 million m3 of gas as temperatures rise

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Anglo puts De Beers up for sale according to the Wall Street Journal

Anglo American is considering a sale of De Beers according to an article in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) quoting β€œpeople familiar with the matter.” The diamond group has under-performed recently as the global diamond market has not recovered in terms of sales volumes and prices as expected. De Beers announced on Tuesday that it would cut its production forecast for 2024 by 10% to between 26m carats and 29m carats with Anglo CEO Duncan

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Top 10 African countries with the highest fuel prices in April 2024

Over the past year, fuel prices increased in several African countries. Most of Africa, especially its biggest nations, faced significant fiscal challenges at the start of 2023 and, consequently, the new year. However, these pressures are projected to be eased, as measures and initiatives are being put in place to curtail the energy inflation plaguing the continent. Rising petroleum prices rapidly impact costs associated with transportation, which puts pressure on the cost of products and

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UAE-Backed Loan Raises Concerns Over South Sudan’s Oil Future

A company associated with the Abu Dhabi royal family has struck a massive €12 billion deal with South Sudan, involving oil repayment, raising questions about the country’s economic future. The Dubai-based Hamad Bin Khalifa Department of Projects (HBK DOP) has inked the agreement with South Sudan, as revealed in a confidential report reviewed by Bloomberg. The deal, signed between HBK DOP and South Sudan’s former finance minister, Bak Barnaba Chol, outlines repayment terms involving oil

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COTTCO Embarks on $3.5 Million Investment for Solar Power and Oil Processing Facilities

The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (COTTCO) is set to enhance its operational efficiency and revenue generation through a $3.5 million investment in the development of an oil expression plant and a solar power facility. Scheduled for completion by Q4 – 2024, the 1.2 MW solar power facility in Muzarabani aims to strengthen energy security for COTTCO’s cotton processing operations. Meanwhile, a $1.5 million investment will fund the construction of an oil processing facility in Gokwe,

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Niger and Mali Forge Diesel Supply Pact for Energy Security

Niger and Mali have entered into a landmark agreement aimed at bolstering Mali’s energy security through the provision of affordable diesel. Under the deal, Niger will supply 150 million liters of diesel to Mali’s state energy firm, Γ‰nergie du Mali, at a significant discount. The agreement underscores Niger’s commitment to supporting Mali’s energy needs and ensuring stable and reliable electricity production, which is crucial for Mali’s socio-economic development. This partnership is part of broader efforts

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Invictus Energy Partners with Himoinsa and Dallaglio for Gas-to-Power Project in Zimbabwe

Invictus Energy, an independent upstream oil and gas company, has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Himoinsa Southern Africa Proprietary Limited and Dallaglio Investments Pvt Ltd. The agreement aims to develop a gas-to-power project to supply electricity to the Eureka Gold Mine in Zimbabwe. Under the partnership, Invictus Energy will provide feedstock from its Cabora Bassa Project to fuel a proposed 12MW gas-to-power plant, which will be constructed by Himoinsa. The electricity generated from

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