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Sonangol to Deploy Over 100 Electric Vehicle Charging Points by 2028 as Part of Angola’s Energy Transition

Sonangol Unveils Plan for 100+ EV Charging Points and Solar Expansion to Drive Angola’s Energy Transition Angola’s national oil company, Sonangol, has announced plans to deploy more than 100 Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCP) across the country by 2028, reinforcing its commitment to the nation’s energy transition strategy. The announcement was made during a Sonangol-sponsored pre-conference workshop led by Jelson Pereira, Head of the Operational Management of Energy Assets Department at Sonangol Gas and Renewable

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International Diamonds News

Lesotho Prime Minister Launches Strategy to Revive Diamond Sector and Tap Rare Earth Minerals

Lesotho Unveils Dual Mining Strategy: Stabilizing Diamonds While Exploring Rare Earth Potential The global diamond market may be under strain, but the Kingdom of Lesotho is charting a bold path forward. Speaking at the Africa Down Under conference in Perth, Prime Minister Sam Matekane unveiled a dual-track mining strategy aimed at stabilizing the country’s diamond sector while opening a new frontier in rare earth elements (REEs). Matekane acknowledged that the diamond industry is going through

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International Gold News

Morocco’s Guelmim Gold Discovery Poised to Transform Country into Major African Producer

Morocco Strikes High-Grade Gold in Guelmim, Set to Boost Africa Mining Profile Morocco is taking a decisive step toward joining Africa’s leading gold producers after confirming the discovery of high-grade gold deposits in its southern Guelmim region. The find has energized the country’s mining sector and raised Morocco’s profile on the continent’s resource stage. Mining company OLAH Palace Trading reported significant gold deposits within quartz veins at its Guelmim project, according to African Mining Market.

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International News Oil

IOC Shifts Oil Purchases from U.S. to West Africa and Middle East

Indian Oil Corporation Buys Nigerian and Middle Eastern Crude, Skips U.S. Oil Amid Global Market Shifts Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest state-owned refiner, has adjusted its crude procurement strategy in recent weeks, opting against U.S. supplies and turning instead to West African and Middle Eastern grades. Trade sources confirmed on Friday that IOC secured two million barrels of West African crude and one million barrels of Middle Eastern crude, underscoring both geopolitical considerations

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International Gold News

World Gold Council Unveils Wholesale Digital Gold Ecosystem to Revolutionize Global Gold Trading

World Gold Council Launches Wholesale Digital Gold Ecosystem to Transform Gold Ownership and Trading The World Gold Council (WGC), in collaboration with British law firm Linklaters and Hilltop Walk Consulting, has introduced a pioneering vision to transform the global gold market: the Wholesale Digital Gold ecosystem. This initiative aims to modernize how gold is owned, traded, and utilized worldwide. Currently, the wholesale gold market operates under two main structures. Allocated gold involves direct ownership of

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Diamonds Economy International News

Botswana’s Diamond Dependence Turns into Crisis as Economy Faces Collapse

Botswana’s Diamond Crisis Deepens: Healthcare Strains, Job Losses, and Record Budget Deficit Threaten Stability Across Botswana, signs of economic distress are multiplying. Patients queue for hours outside government clinics, construction firms reliant on state contracts are laying off workers, and university students are threatening boycotts after promised allowance increases failed to materialize. The downturn marks a sharp reversal for a country once hailed as a model of prosperity in Africa. Fueled by the world’s richest

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Local Economy News Oil

João Lourenço Pledges Angola’s Refined Fuel Self-Sufficiency with Soyo and Lobito Refineries

President João Lourenço Highlights Cabinda Refinery as Key to Angola’s Energy Independence and Export Potential President João Lourenço stated on Monday, during the inauguration of the Cabinda Refinery, that Angola is on track to achieve self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products with the completion of the Soyo and Lobito refineries, despite some challenges faced by the Soyo project. Speaking to journalists after the ceremony, the President emphasized that the Cabinda refinery, with an installed capacity of

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Local News Oil

President João Lourenço Inaugurates Cabinda Refinery

President João Lourenço Launches Cabinda Refinery to Strengthen Angola’s Energy Security and Create Jobs President João Lourenço inaugurated the first phase of the Cabinda Refinery on Monday, marking a historic milestone in Angola’s energy sector. Budgeted at $473 million, the refinery will initially process 30,000 barrels of oil per day, with full capacity planned at 60,000 barrels per day. Angola is expected to sell its first refined products from the facility by the end of

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Local Economy News Oil

Economists Praise Cabinda Refinery Launch as Key to Angola’s Energy Independence

Angolan Economists Highlight Cabinda Refinery as Milestone for Energy Self-Sufficiency and Job Creation Angolan economists have hailed the inauguration of the Cabinda refinery as a major milestone for the country’s energy sector, signaling increased self-sufficiency and reduced reliance on imported fuel. The Cabinda refinery, a private investment with 90% equity from Gemcorp and 10% from state-owned Sonangol, was officially opened on Monday by President João Lourenço. Economist Daniel Sapateiro emphasized that this is the first

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Local Economy News

French Energy Delegation Visits Angola to Explore Investment Opportunities

French Energy Companies Strengthen Angola Presence Amid $18 Billion Investment Portfolio A French business delegation from the energy sector arrived in Angola this week to explore investment opportunities, at a time when French investment in the country exceeds $18 billion. “We have a business mission with ten companies,” said Sophie Aubert, French Ambassador to Angola, during a press briefing in Luanda. “They are not only here to make contacts but also to establish operations and

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