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Ghana’s Damang Gold Mine Transitions to Local Ownership Under Engineers and Planners Chevron Appoints Emmanuelle Garinet to Lead Exploration in the Americas and Africa Angola’s Cabinda Refinery Nears Production Start Following Ministerial Inspection Angola Begins Gas Exports from Quiluma Field with 150 Million Cubic Feet per Day Angola Leads African Rare Earth Surge with $165 Million Investment in Longonjo Project Burkina Faso Mining Development Fund Raises CFA85.7 Billion in 2025 Chinese Investors Dominate $21.8 Billion in Proposed Investments in Angola TotalEnergies Restarts Production at Libya’s Mabruk Oil Field After 11-Year Shutdown Seplat Energy Plans 17 New Wells in 2026 to Boost Production Energean to Acquire Chevron Stakes in Angola’s Block 14 Assets
Corporate News Gold International

Ghana’s Damang Gold Mine Transitions to Local Ownership Under Engineers and Planners

Corporate News International Mining Personality

Chevron Appoints Emmanuelle Garinet to Lead Exploration in the Americas and Africa

Corporate News Local Oil

Angola’s Cabinda Refinery Nears Production Start Following Ministerial Inspection

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Corporate News Gold International

Ghana’s Damang Gold Mine Transitions to Local Ownership Under Engineers and Planners

Ghana’s Damang Mine Set for Local Takeover as Engineers and Planners Prepares Operations Ghana’s mining…
Corporate News International Mining Personality

Chevron Appoints Emmanuelle Garinet to Lead Exploration in the Americas and Africa

Chevron Names Emmanuelle Garinet Director of Exploration for the Americas and Africa Energy supermajor Chevron…
Corporate News Local Oil

Angola’s Cabinda Refinery Nears Production Start Following Ministerial Inspection

Cabinda Refinery Prepares for Petroleum Production After Ministry Inspection A delegation from the Ministry of…
Local Economy Gas News

Angola Begins Gas Exports from Quiluma Field with 150 Million Cubic Feet per Day

Angola Launches Gas Exports from Quiluma Field, Boosting Energy Diversification The National Agency of Petroleum,…
Corporate News Local Mining Projects

Angola Leads African Rare Earth Surge with $165 Million Investment in Longonjo Project

Angola Secures $165M Investment for Longonjo Rare Earth Project, Boosting Africa’s Strategic Supply Chain Mining…
Economy International News

Burkina Faso Mining Development Fund Raises CFA85.7 Billion in 2025

Burkina Faso Collects $152 Million from Mining Development Fund in 2025 to Support Local Development…
International News

UAE Makes Play for African Renewables

Home to 39% of global renewable energy potential, Africa’s green energy sector offers lucrative opportunities for foreign companies and developers looking to diversify their portfolios, in line with COP28 commitments. For the Middle East, the African continent offers Gulf countries the ability to establish themselves as renewable energy market leaders, while exercising technical expertise and generating returns on investment. Africa is only beginning to understand the full potential of its renewable energy resources. The African

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Oil Gas Local

Five Angolan Drilling Campaigns to Watch in 2024

In 2023, Angola earned the title – along with Nigeria – as the largest hydrocarbon drilling market in sub-Saharan Africa, and may surpass the West African country in 2024 as drilling campaigns extend into the second half of next year. Aligned with the government’s aim to boost oil output to 1.3 million barrels per day, these programs could position Angola as the leading crude oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa in the next five years. The

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Petroleum International News Oil

TotalEnergies to Inject $6B in Nigerian Oil, Gas

TotalEnergies has expressed its readiness to invest six billion dollars in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, focusing on natural gas and offshore projects. This follows a recent meeting in Abuja between Nigerian President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and TotalEnergies CEO, Patrick Pouyanné. Since his inauguration last May, President Tinubu has been active in implementing reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment, particularly in the upstream sector. For TotalEnergies, Nigeria accounts for 8-10% of the French major’s global

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Infrastructure

Top 5 Rail Projects to Watch in Africa

Positive GDP growth, new energy and mining developments, and growing competitiveness of regional supply chains have resulted in surging demand for the development of Africa’s railway sector. As the continent undergoes unprecedented economic development – driven by fast-growing populations and rapid urbanization – Africa’s transport industry is poised to expand and support trade activities, while reducing carbon emissions and lowering transport costs. Accordingly, several African countries have partnered with international financial and development institutions in

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Oil International News Petroleum

AEC Applauds DRC and Nigeria’s Commitment to Global Oil Industry Growth and Stability Through OPEC Cooperation

The Republic of Congo and Nigeria, Africa’s leading oil producers and members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), have affirmed their commitment to efforts by OPEC and OPEC+ and its member countries to stabilize the global oil market in 2024 and beyond. During the 36th OPEC and non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting held in November, the organization and its member countries, reached an agreement with participating countries over the production quota for 2024. As

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Gas Energy Local News

Sonangol opens station operated with photovoltaic energy

Sonangol inaugurated, on Friday December 22, in Luanda, a gas station with a photovoltaic energy source, an investment of 254 thousand dollars that constitutes the first of a project of 17 that the company will replicate throughout the country from 2024. The company, which is implementing its energy transition strategy, employs 102 photovoltaic panels at the Anduri Supply Station, located in the municipality of Icolo e Bengo, Estrada Nacional 230, 120 kilometers from the center

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Local News Oil

State sells stake in oil company

The State’s 16.63 percent stake in ACREP, an Angolan oil exploration company, is privatized through an issue of shares, an Initial Public Offering (OPI) authorized by order of the President of the Republic, João Lourenço. The document, published in Diário da República dated December 12, states that the stake, held indirectly by the State, through the Savings and Credit Bank (BPC), is sold under the Privatization Program (PROPRIV) , in March extended to the period

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Oil Local News Petroleum

Exit from OPEC brings autonomy to Angolan oil policy

Angola’s departure from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), announced last week by the Government in Luanda, gives the State greater autonomy in collecting the revenue necessary for economic growth, at a time when projects designed to reverse the natural decline in oil production. These statements were made by the chairman of the Board of Directors of Prodoil (an Angolan oil company with private capital), Pedro Godinho, in statements when reacting to the announcement

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Oil Local News Petroleum

Oil Prices Rebound Despite Exit from OPEC

Oil prices saw a modest recovery on Friday December 22nd, rebounding from earlier declines influenced by Angola’s departure from OPEC, even as ongoing tensions in the Middle East continued to grip the market’s attention. Brent futures closed slightly higher, edging up by eight cents or 0.1 percent to settle at $79.47 a barrel. The Angolan sales benchmark reached $79.79, climbing 0.5 percent from the previous day when news of Angola’s exit had nudged prices down

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International Oil Petroleum

Nigeria and Congo reaffirms commitment to OPEC following Angola’s exit

Following Angola’s decision to exit the OPEC oil cartel, Nigeria and Congo have reaffirmed their commitment to the Saudi-led oil producer group, which has been actively seeking support for additional output cuts to boost prices. Africa’s biggest oil producers, Nigeria and Angola, were among several countries given lower output targets for 2024 after years of failing to meet the previous ones, Reuters reported. On Thursday, Angola announced its exit from OPEC, citing that the organization

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