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Middle East conflict pushes global oil prices higher, threatening African currencies, debt, and food security A surge in global oil prices driven by the ongoing Middle East conflict is intensifying pressure on African economies, weakening currencies, raising debt costs, and fueling fears of a broader cost-of-living crisis. A joint report by the African Union, the African Development Bank, and the United Nations Development Programme highlights that at least 29 African currencies have depreciated since late

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Somalia Begins First Offshore Oil Drilling as Türkiye Deploys Deepwater Vessel to Unlock Potential Billion-Barrel Reserves Somalia is set to begin its first-ever offshore oil drilling campaign, marking a significant step in its long-delayed entry into the global energy market as the country seeks to unlock billions of barrels in potential hydrocarbon reserves. The East African nation has confirmed that a Turkish government-owned drilling vessel will arrive off its coast on Friday to commence deepwater

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EACOP Hits 82% Completion, Moves Closer to First Oil from Uganda to Tanzania The East African Crude Oil Pipeline has reached 82% overall completion as of April 2026, with construction progressing steadily across pipeline sections, pump stations, and export infrastructure in Tanzania and Uganda. The update was disclosed by the project company in its latest construction report, confirming that the 1,443-kilometre heated pipeline, designed to transport crude oil from Uganda to Tanzania’s coastline, is advancing

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