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Namibia aims to become one of Africa’s top five oil producers by 2035, with a goal of reaching a daily output of 500,000 barrels, surpassing Egypt, according to a government official. Ebson Uanguta, the interim managing director of the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia, announced at an industry event that the country could achieve this target with the deployment of four floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units by 2035. He cited projections that Namibia

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Nigerian regulators anticipate formal approval of Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $1.3 billion sale of its oil and gas assets to Seplat Energy Plc within the next four months. The transaction, involving Africa’s largest oil exporter, has been pending regulatory approval since 2022. The Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has now indicated that the approval process should be completed within the legally mandated 120-day window, according to Bloomberg. In May, Nigeria’s state oil company reached an agreement that

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A low cost of petrol in Africa provides much-needed relief to economies that may already be facing fiscal difficulties. Fuel costs have a major impact on several aspects of the African economy, hence the necessity of market control. Reduced energy prices benefit both consumers and companies, providing stability and economic empowerment. Expensive transportation costs can exacerbate poverty in many African nations by limiting access to needs such as food, medical care, and education. As a

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