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Egypt Secures Financing Framework for 1.1GW Dandara Solar Power Project

14, October, 202514, October, 2025

Egypt Reaches Funding Agreement for $650 Million Dandara Solar Project to Boost Renewable Energy and Support EU Export Compliance Egypt has reached provisional terms to finance the Dandara Solar Power Project, a large-scale renewable energy development led by Scatec, marking a major milestone in the country’s transition to clean energy and reinforcing Africa’s position in the global renewable market. A letter of intent has been signed between Dandara Solar Energy Company, a subsidiary of Scatec,

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Oil Gas International News

Algeria Commits $60 Billion to Expand Oil and Gas Sector While Boosting Renewable Energy

14, October, 202514, October, 2025

Algeria Announces $60 Billion Upstream Oil and Gas Investment, Aims to Add 3,200 MW of Renewables by 2030 The Algerian government has announced a $60 billion investment package to expand its upstream oil and gas operations, underscoring the country’s determination to leverage its vast natural resources while gradually integrating renewable energy into its national energy strategy. Speaking at the opening of the 13th Africa & Mediterranean Energy and Hydrogen Exhibition and Conference (NAPEC 2025) in

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Local News Transport and Logistics

DRC, Angola, Zambia, and EU Forge Strategic Alliance to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development

14, October, 202514, October, 2025

DRC, Angola, Zambia, and European Union Partner to Boost Trade, Infrastructure, and Mining Value Chains Through Lobito Corridor On the sidelines of the Global Gateway Forum, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Angola, and Zambia signed a landmark cooperation agreement with the European Union (EU) to accelerate the integrated development of the Lobito Corridor—a key initiative aimed at enhancing trade, transport infrastructure, and industrial competitiveness across Central Africa. The partnership was officially announced by

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Corporate News Gas International Oil

Shell Approves $2 Billion Offshore Gas Project in Nigeria to Boost LNG Exports

14, October, 202514, October, 2025

Shell Greenlights $2B HI Offshore Gas Development with Sunlink Energies, Strengthening Nigeria’s LNG Export Capacity British energy giant Shell (SHEL.L) has approved a $2 billion investment in the HI offshore gas development project in Nigeria, in partnership with Sunlink Energies, according to Reuters. The HI project is expected to produce 350 million standard cubic feet of gas per day for Nigeria LNG (NLNG), reinforcing the nation’s standing as a major global exporter of liquefied natural

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International Gas News Oil

Strong Oil Discovery Potential Found in Tanzania’s Eyasi-Wembere Basin

14, October, 202514, October, 2025

A study conducted under the Strategic Eyasi-Wembere Project, aimed at exploring oil and gas in the East African Rift Valley, has revealed significant potential for oil discoveries in northern Tanzania. During a recent site visit to Karatu District in the Arusha Region, Dr. James Mataragio, Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, announced the promising results. Dr. Mataragio explained that the research, which began in 2015, has generated extensive data confirming the presence of

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International News Oil

Nigeria Deploys First Fully Owned FSO Vessel to Boost Bonny Crude Exports

13, October, 202513, October, 2025

Nigeria Strengthens Crude Export Infrastructure with 2.2 Million-Barrel FSO Cawthorne Offshore Bonny Nigeria has commissioned its first wholly owned Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) vessel near the Bonny export terminal, marking a significant step in enhancing the country’s crude oil export capabilities. The development highlights the nation’s commitment to strengthening infrastructure in Africa’s top oil-producing economy. The FSO Cawthorne, with a storage capacity of 2.2 million barrels, is designed to streamline crude transportation from Oil

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International News Renewable Energy

Zambia Advances Toward 1,000 MW Solar Goal with Lifesong Northrise Project in Ndola

13, October, 202513, October, 2025

Zambia Boosts Renewable Energy Drive with 16 MW Lifesong Solar Power Plant in Copperbelt Province Zambia’s drive to generate 1,000 megawatts (MW) of solar power by the end of 2025 is gaining momentum, with the Lifesong Northrise 16 MW Solar Power Plant (Phase 1) in Ndola, Copperbelt Province, emerging as a key milestone in the nation’s renewable energy expansion. The privately led project is set to supply much-needed electricity to the national grid, easing Zambia’s

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Diamonds International News

Botswana Enforces 24% Local Ownership Rule for New Mining Projects

13, October, 202513, October, 2025

Botswana Introduces Mandatory 24% Local Stake in New Mining Concessions to Boost Local Investment and Value Addition Botswana has implemented a new regulation requiring mining companies to allocate a 24% ownership stake in all new concessions to local investors if the government opts not to purchase the shares itself, the Ministry of Minerals and Energy announced on Friday. The rule, which officially came into effect on October 1, marks a significant shift in Botswana’s mining

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Diamonds Corporate News

Martyn Charles Marriott Urges Botswana and Angola to Revive Diamond Industry Cooperation

13, October, 202513, October, 2025

Diamond Veteran Martyn Charles Marriott Calls for ‘OPEC-Style’ Alliance as Botswana and Angola Seek Greater Stakes in De Beers As Botswana seeks a larger stake in De Beers and Angola signals similar ambitions, diamond industry veteran Martyn Charles Marriott says this moment could be an opportunity to restore the collaboration and discipline that once defined the global diamond trade. In a commentary published on the International Diamond Manufacturers website, Marriott cautioned Botswana against pursuing an

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Corporate News Diamonds International

Feriel Zerouki to Step Down as De Beers Chief Trade and Industry Officer

13, October, 202513, October, 2025

De Beers Executive Feriel Zerouki Resigns After Two Decades, Leaving Legacy of Ethics and Transparency in Diamond Industry Feriel Zerouki will step down as De Beers Group’s Chief Trade and Industry Officer and member of the executive committee at the end of October, the diamond company announced. Zerouki joined De Beers in 2005 and has played a central role in shaping the miner’s leadership in ethics, provenance, and industry integrity over her nearly two decades

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