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88 Energy to Launch 200-Line-Kilometer Seismic Survey in Namibia’s Owambo Basin

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

88 Energy plans to initiate a 200-line-kilometer 2D seismic survey in Namibia’s Owambo Basin mid-year. This new survey aims to refine prospective closures within its expansive 18,500-square-kilometer claim under Petroleum Exploration Licence 93 (PEL 93), which borders Angola, a prominent oil-producing nation. The initiative is supported by existing 2D seismic data and soil gas sampling, which validate the presence of hydrocarbon-producing source rocks. The company anticipates that the new seismic data could lead to drilling

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Local News Oil

Brent Oil Price Surge Enhances Angola’s Economic Outlook

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

The price of Brent crude oil, a key reference for Angolan exports, increased by over 0.60% on Monday, starting the week on a positive note in the commodity markets. Brent crude averaged $83 per barrel, significantly higher than Angola’s 2024 budget reference price of $65. This increase, if sustained, could positively impact the country’s revenue from oil exports. Angolan oil specialist website PetroAngola.com and international site Investing.com both report a positive outlook for crude oil

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Oil News

Brent Oil Prices Rise Amid Market Anticipations and Geopolitical Concerns

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

The price of a barrel of Brent oil, a benchmark for Angolan exports, rose by 0.69% to $83.36 for July delivery on the London futures market today. This increase is driven by investor expectations ahead of the upcoming monthly report from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), set to be released on today. Additionally, market sentiment is influenced by U.S. price variation figures and potential geopolitical tensions, including a possible large-scale Israeli offensive in

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Local Diamonds News

Angola Engages in Kimberley Process Interim Meeting in Dubai

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

Angola is participating in the Interim Meeting of the Kimberley Process, which started yesterday in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Running until May 17, the meeting will address proposals for administrative decisions, ongoing reviews, reforms of the Kimberley Process, and rough diamond traceability. A statement highlights that key discussions will focus on the initiation of the Kimberley Process’s permanent secretariat activities. Other critical agenda items include defining “Conflict Diamond,” implementing co-Presidency and co-Vice-Presidency roles in the

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Diamonds International News

Anglo American and De Beers Announce Strategic Split

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

In a significant development this morning, Anglo American and De Beers announced their intention to separate, marking the next evolution in the ownership of De Beers, the world’s leading diamond company. Al Cook, CEO of De Beers Group, expressed his optimism about the future: “De Beers has led the diamond industry for more than a century. We have unparalleled expertise, outstanding assets across more than 20 countries, a unique sales model, and an iconic brand,

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Economy Local News

IMF Mission to Assess Angola’s Debt Repayment Capacity

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission, led by Assistant Director of the African Department Amadou Sy, is visiting Angola from May 7th to 17th to conduct a Post Financing Assessment (PFA). According to a press release on the Ministry of Finance’s website, the IMF representatives will hold meetings to evaluate Angola’s capacity to repay its existing debt to the Bretton Woods institution and assess potential risks affecting this commitment. The mission’s agenda includes important meetings

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International News Oil

China’s First Crude Shipment from Niger Blocked Amid Niger-Benin Dispute

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

China’s first crude oil shipment from Niger has been blocked due to an ongoing dispute between the landlocked West African nation and its coastal neighbor, Benin. Benin restricted fuel exports from its port after Niger’s junta-led government refused to open its land border for goods from the south, announced Benin President Patrice Talon on Wednesday. As a result, at least three vessels carrying crude oil from Niger were prevented from docking. President Talon’s Statement:“If you

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International Energy News

Italian Firm Eni to Transform Kenya’s Landfills into Biogas Energy

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

An Italian company, Eni Kenya BV, is set to harness Kenya’s biogas potential by establishing a facility that will convert waste from five major landfills into energy for households. Eni Kenya BV, a subsidiary of the long-established energy company in Kenya, aims to turn environmental hazards into a sustainable energy source. A feasibility study conducted by Eni Kenya BV concluded that setting up a biogas facility in Kenya is practical. The company is now awaiting

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Diamonds International News

Lucara Diamond Corp.’s Q1 Revenue Declines Amid Lower Large Stone Sales

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

Lucara Diamond Corp.’s revenue fell in the first quarter due to a decrease in the quantity of large stones sold under its offtake agreement with HB Antwerp. Sales dropped 4% year-on-year to $41.1 million, the company reported last week. Lucara sold $36.2 million worth of goods through tenders and its Clara online platform, receiving an additional $4.9 million in top-up payments from HB Antwerp. This agreement involves the purchase of all diamonds over 10.8 carats

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Diamonds International News

De Beers Slashes Lightbox Lab-Grown Diamond Prices Amid Market Shifts

14, May, 202414, May, 2024

De Beers has significantly reduced the prices of its Lightbox lab-grown diamonds, responding to recent developments in the sector. The standard line, featuring I to J color diamonds, will now retail for $500 per carat, down from $800 per carat—a 37.5% reduction, according to a statement from the De Beers subsidiary on Friday. Diamonds with D to F color, VS clarity, and an excellent cut will be priced at $900 per carat, a 40% decrease

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