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World Bank Approves $875 Million Package to Accelerate Côte d’Ivoire’s Gas Development

14, July, 202614, July, 2026

Côte d’Ivoire Secures $875 Million World Bank Support to Expand Gas Sector and Boost Energy Security Côte d’Ivoire is set to strengthen its natural gas sector after securing an $875 million financing package from the World Bank to support gas infrastructure development, investment, and long-term energy security. The funding will support the implementation of the country’s Gas Master Plan, which aims to expand gas transmission and distribution infrastructure while creating a roadmap for future sector

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International Corporate News Oil

Renaissance Energy Makes Major Oil Discovery in Nigeria’s Offshore OML 74

14, July, 202614, July, 2026

Renaissance Africa Energy Discovers Oil Offshore Nigeria, Boosting Indigenous Exploration Efforts Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited has announced a significant oil discovery in Nigeria’s offshore Oil Mining Lease (OML) 74, marking a major milestone for the country’s indigenous energy sector. The discovery was made through the successful drilling of the JK-004 exploration well, which encountered approximately 1,000 feet of hydrocarbon-bearing intervals across seven reservoirs. Initial evaluations and fluid analysis confirmed the presence of high-quality reservoirs

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Corporate News International Oil

Nigeria Surpasses OPEC Oil Production Quota as Crude Output Reaches Six-Year High

13, July, 202613, July, 2026

Nigeria’s Oil Production Hits 1.56 Million Barrels Per Day, Exceeding OPEC Quota After Six-Year Recovery Nigeria has exceeded its OPEC crude oil production quota after recording its highest oil output level in more than six years, according to data from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). The regulator reported that Nigeria produced an average of 1.56 million barrels of crude oil per day (bpd) in June 2026, surpassing its OPEC quota of 1.5 million

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International News Oil

South Africa Plans Major Expansion of Strategic Oil Reserves to Strengthen Energy Security

13, July, 202613, July, 2026

South Africa Proposes 60-Day Strategic Oil Reserve Plan to Protect Against Global Supply Disruptions South Africa is planning a major expansion of its strategic petroleum reserves for the first time in decades as the government seeks to strengthen the country’s energy security and protect against future global supply disruptions. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) has proposed maintaining strategic fuel reserves equivalent to 60 days of national consumption under a draft policy released

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Corporate News Diamonds International

De Beers Suspends Production at South Africa’s Venetia Diamond Mine Amid Market Downturn

13, July, 202613, July, 2026

De Beers to Halt Venetia Diamond Mine Production for Two Years as Weak Demand Reshapes Industry De Beers has announced it will suspend production at its Venetia Mine in South Africa for two years as the company responds to the prolonged downturn in the global rough diamond market. The mine, South Africa’s highest-value diamond operation, will temporarily halt production as De Beers reduces costs and restructures its business ahead of its planned separation from parent

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Transport and Logistics Local News

DRC Chooses Mota-Engil for Lobito Corridor Railway Upgrade to Boost Copper and Cobalt Exports

13, July, 202613, July, 2026

DR Congo Approves Mota-Engil Partnership to Revamp Lobito Corridor Railway Linking Copper and Cobalt Mines to Global Markets The Democratic Republic of Congo has approved a partnership with Portuguese construction and engineering company Mota-Engil SGPS SA to rehabilitate a critical railway network that will strengthen the country’s access to global markets for copper and cobalt. The project forms part of the Congolese section of the Lobito Corridor, a strategic infrastructure route designed to connect mineral-rich

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International Corporate News Oil

Dangote Unveils Funding Plan for Major Kenya Refinery Project

11, July, 202611, July, 2026

Dangote Plans $17 Billion Kenya Refinery to Boost East Africa’s Fuel Security Dangote Industries is developing a financing strategy for a proposed $17 billion oil refinery in Kenya, a project that could become one of Africa’s largest refining investments and significantly reshape fuel supply across East Africa. The planned refinery is expected to have a processing capacity of up to 700,000 barrels per day and would supply refined petroleum products to Kenya and neighbouring regional

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International News Oil

Hengli Reduces Refinery Activity After Cancelling West African Oil Cargoes

11, July, 202611, July, 2026

China’s Hengli Cuts Refinery Operations After Cancelling West African Crude Purchases China’s Hengli Petrochemical has cancelled crude oil purchases, including cargoes from West Africa, and reduced refinery operations as the company adjusts its procurement strategy amid changing market conditions. The company cancelled purchases involving several million barrels of crude oil, including around 2 million barrels of West African crude, after previously securing supplies to support its refining operations in China. The move comes as Hengli

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International Corporate News Oil

Kosmos Energy Increases Jubilee Output After Successful Ghana Well Start-Up

11, July, 202611, July, 2026

Kosmos Energy Boosts Ghana Oil Production as New Jubilee Well Comes Online Kosmos Energy has increased production at Ghana’s offshore Jubilee oil field after bringing the J76 well online as part of its 2026 drilling campaign. The new well, the third completed in this year’s programme, began production in mid-June and is currently delivering around 20,000 barrels of oil per day on a gross basis. Kosmos said the well was developed using updated seismic data

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International News Oil

East Africa’s EACOP Pipeline Nears Completion Ahead of Uganda’s First Oil Exports

11, July, 202611, July, 2026

Uganda’s EACOP Pipeline Nears Completion as First Crude Oil Exports Targeted for 2026 Construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is entering its final phase, with Uganda and Tanzania preparing for the start of crude oil exports through the cross-border project. The 1,443-kilometre heated pipeline will transport crude oil from Uganda’s Lake Albert Basin to the port of Tanga on Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coast, where it will be shipped to international markets. Developers

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