Angola Offers Marginal Fields for Exploration to Attract New E&P Firms

Angola’s National Oil, Gas & Biofuels Agency (ANPG) is offering five marginal fields for exploration, alongside 24 other block opportunities. Located in operated blocks with competitive fiscal terms, these fields present an accessible entry point for smaller exploration and production (E&P) firms aiming to expand or enter the region. The sixth edition of Angola Oil & Gas (AOG), scheduled for September 3-4, 2025, in Luanda, will spotlight Angola’s marginal field opportunities. The event will bring

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Angola President Inaugurates Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal’s First Phase

Angolan President João Lourenço has inaugurated the first phase of the Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal, a major development in the country’s oil and gas logistics infrastructure. The terminal will bolster Angola’s energy trade and enhance national oil company Sonangol’s fuel storage capacity. The terminal features 29 storage tanks with a combined capacity of 580,000 cubic meters for gasoline, diesel, and gas. A 1,700-meter jetty allows the facility to accommodate large vessels. A second phase

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Egypt Approves $225 Million Petroleum Concession Agreements

The Egyptian Cabinet has approved five petroleum concession agreements involving the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS), Ganoub El Wadi Petroleum Holding Company (GANOPE), and several international energy firms. These agreements commit a minimum investment of $225.3 million and include plans to drill at least 40 wells for natural gas and crude oil exploration. Global energy companies continue to expand their presence in Egypt, aiming to boost production and

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Mali’s Gold Production Drops 23% Amid Government-Miner Dispute

Mali’s industrial gold production fell 23% in 2024, dropping to 51 metric tons from 66.5 tons in 2023, according to the country’s mines ministry. This marks the first time in over three years that output has fallen below 60 tons. Mali, one of Africa’s top gold producers, hosts industrial operations run by major international companies, including Barrick Gold, B2Gold Corp, Resolute Mining, and Hummingbird Resources. However, tensions between the government and mining firms have contributed

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Three Oil Marketing Companies Secure Contracts Under TAZAMA Pipeline Open Access

The TAZAMA Pipeline Open Access Selection Committee has awarded contracts to three oil marketing companies (OMCs) to supply low-sulfur gas oil to Zambia, marking a significant step in the country’s fuel supply strategy. Indeni Energy Company Limited, Boltt Global Solutions Limited, and a joint venture between Titanium Oil Corporation and ADNOC will begin utilizing the TAZAMA Pipeline in April 2025. According to the Ministry of Energy, each company has been contracted to supply 35,000 metric

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Congo-DRC-Angola Power Line Set for 2025 Launch

The European Union (EU) will commission a 1,400 kV power transmission project in 2025, linking the Republic of Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and Angola. Known as the Boucle de l’Amitié Énergétique, this initiative aims to address chronic electricity shortages, enhance regional energy security, and support economic development. Electricity access in the Republic of Congo remains limited, with only 68% of urban areas and 12% of rural areas connected to the grid. The

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AD Ports Group Launches $250M Investment to Modernize Luanda Terminal and Logistics Hub

AD Ports Group (ADX: ADPORTS), a global leader in trade, logistics, and industry, has officially commenced the long-term management and development of a major multipurpose terminal and logistics business in Luanda, Angola. In partnership with Angolan firms Unicargas and Multiparques, the initiative aims to modernize port operations and strengthen regional trade networks. The Noatum Ports Luanda Terminal, Angola’s largest port, handles 76% of the country’s container and general cargo, serving as a critical gateway to

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TAAG Angola Airlines Receives First Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, Advancing Fleet Modernization

TAAG Angola Airlines has welcomed its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, marking a key milestone in its ongoing fleet renewal strategy. Leased from AerCap, this aircraft is the first of four Dreamliners ordered by TAAG, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to expanding its long-haul operations and enhancing passenger experience. The new Dreamliner arrived in Luanda just ahead of Angola’s Liberation Day on February 4, featuring TAAG’s updated livery and symbolizing nearly 50 years of partnership with Boeing.

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IFC Partners with Nigerian Renewable Energy Firms to Expand Mini-Grids

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has joined forces with five distributed renewable energy (DRE) companies to expand mini-grid projects across Nigeria, aiming to address the country’s electricity access gap and accelerate its transition to sustainable power solutions. The agreement was formalized on Monday at the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam, where IFC partnered with Havenhill Synergy Ltd., Prado Power Ltd., PriVida Power Ltd., Sosai Renewable Energies Ltd., and Virtuitis Solaris Ltd.

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India’s Diamond Industry Navigates Challenges Amid Global Slowdown

India is emerging as a bright spot for cut and polished diamonds, despite a slowdown in key markets such as the US and China, according to Amit Pratihari, Managing Director of De Beers India, in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday. India remains the world’s largest hub for cutting and polishing diamonds, accounting for approximately 90% of the world’s polished diamonds, according to Indian government data. This year, however, the country’s exports of cut and

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