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Angola wants great lakes minerals to benefit region

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

Angola said the mineral resources from the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) should contribute to the well-being of the populations and the growth of the economies of the region-based countries. Angola’s stance was expressed by the Secretary of State for Mineral Resources Jánio Correia Victor on Tuesday at the 26th Meeting of the Regional Committee of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR). Speaking under the topic: fight against the illegal exploitation of Natural

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De Beers sees great geological potential in Angola concession sites

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

De Beers says that early data indicate that their two concession sites in the Angolan provinces of Lunda Norte and Lunda Sul have great geological potential. Group spokesperson David Johnson told Rough&Polished’s Mathew Nyaungwa in an exclusive interview that they are looking forward to commencing fieldwork to investigate this further through their joint venture partnership with the state-owned Endiama. Fieldwork will primarily focus in airborne surveys while also preparing for the discovery drilling process. Johnson

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Global diamond industry recovers amid uncertainties

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

After a continued strong recovery in global consumer demand for diamond jewelry during the end of the 2021 financial year, 2022 started with healthy demand, with stock conditions improving across all segments, with polished stones rising due to the good business environment. The De Beers Group report for the 2022 financial year points out that the World Diamond sector has known, in the last two years, remarkable production levels, taking into account the increased demand

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International News Petroleum

Kenya Takes Shape as East Africa’s Petroleum Hub with Major Asset Acquisition

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

Kenya is boosting its advantage over Tanzania in its bid to provide petroleum products in the East African region, with the nation’s cabinet this week approving the Kenya Pipeline Company’s (KPC) acquisition of assets from the bankrupt Kenya Petroleum Refineries Ltd (KPRL). KPC is taking over KPRL’s 45 storage tanks, which have a capacity of 484 million liters, 254 million of which are designated for refined goods and the remaining 233 million liters for crude

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Nigerians Express Mixed Reactions to Dangote’s Decision to Employ 11,000 Indians

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

Reports of Dangote refinery employing 11,000 Indians are currently trending on social media with many Nigerians expressing their frustration about the matter. According to a recent report by the Punch Newspaper, a Nigerian news agency, Dangote Refinery is said to have employed 11,000 Indians. Considering the rate of unemployment in the West African country, some Nigerians are outraged that Dangote has instead chosen to hire Indians. However, according to the report by Punch, this decision has been

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International News Petroleum

TotalEnergies begins controversial drilling in Uganda despite environmental protests

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

Despite massive pressure from a number of rights and environmental organizations, TotalEnergies said last week that it has begun digging oil wells in Uganda. The Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and TotalEnergies agreed to a $10 billion deal last year to develop Ugandan oilfields and transport the petroleum to Tanga, a port on Tanzania’s Indian Ocean, through a 1,445-kilometer pipeline. “Drilling began in July to start production in 2025”, TotalEnergies said. In Kampala, however, the

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Angola and Botswana to Explore New Areas of Cooperation

31, July, 202331, July, 2023

Angola and Botswana are looking at strengthening bilateral relations while exploring new areas of cooperation to support economic growth. The respective Presidencies announced plans to formalize the signing of outstanding memoranda of understandings while inking new agreements in the fields of trade, air services and energy. Angolan President João Lourenço and his Botswanan counterpart Mokgweetsi Masisi agreed to work together to sign the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement; Bilateral Air Services Agreement; Mutual Legal Assistance Agreement;

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International News

Oil Set for Fifth Weekly Gain Amid Tightening Market Outlook

28, July, 202328, July, 2023

Oil is on track for a fifth straight weekly gain amid a tightening market outlook. However, prices slipped slightly in Asian trade on Friday due to speculation about Chinese stimulus measures and OPEC+ output cuts. Brent crude declined 29 cents (0.3%) to $83.95 per barrel by 0600 GMT but was still set for a 3.6% weekly increase. Similarly, U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude dropped 27 cents (0.3%) to $79.82 per barrel but was also

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Economy International News Oil

Crude Oil Rally in Focus as Retail Traders Turn Net-Short for First Time Since April

28, July, 202328, July, 2023

Crude oil prices have rallied over 17 percent since bottoming. Retail traders are now majority short for the first time since April. This hints at an increasingly bullish contrarian conviction. Crude oil prices have rallied over 17 percent since bottoming in the middle of June. So far this month, WTI is up over 13%. If gains are sustained, this would mark the best 20-day period for oil since January 2022. In response, retail traders have

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