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Rio Tinto Unveils 2024 ‘Beyond Rare’ Tender Featuring Historic Argyle Diamonds

6, October, 20246, October, 2024

Rio Tinto has launched its 2024 ‘Beyond Rare’ tender, the second in its Art Series collection, showcasing 48 exceptional lots of rare diamonds. This year’s collection, titled ‘Colour Awakened,’ features seven historic diamonds from Australia’s now-closed Argyle diamond mine, which operated from 1983 to 2020. The “old masters” consist of seven round brilliant-cut pink and red diamonds, ranging from 0.60 to 2.63 carats. Each was unearthed from the Argyle mine over a decade ago, with

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International News Petroleum

Ethiopia Allocates $175 Million for Fuel Imports Amid Dollar Shortages

4, October, 20244, October, 2024

The National Bank of Ethiopia has allocated $175 million in foreign exchange to the state-owned Ethiopian Petroleum Supply Enterprise to cover upcoming fuel import payments, as the country continues to grapple with severe dollar shortages. Ethiopia, which spends approximately $4 billion annually on fuel imports, has faced growing financial strain due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a two-year civil war that ended in late 2022. To alleviate these pressures, Ethiopia is set to receive $345

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Local Economy News Oil

AECIPA President Highlights Oil Industry’s Role in Angola’s Economic Diversification

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

The growth of Angola’s oil industry is driving economic improvements and contributing to diversification across sectors, particularly in industries and agriculture, according to Braulio de Brito, president of the Association of Companies Providing Services in the Angolan Oil Industry (AECIPA). In an interview with Lusa during the Angola Oil & Gas Conference, de Brito stated, “The expansion of the oil industry translates into growth for the Angolan economy, promoting diversification and encouraging the development of

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Angola’s Oil Sector to Remain Dominant Despite Gradual Decline

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

Angola’s oil sector will continue to dominate the economy over the next decade, despite a gradual decline in its significance, according to Tiago Dionisio, chief economist at consultancy firm Eaglestone. Dionisio pointed out that oil’s contribution to Angola’s GDP has decreased from 43% in 2010 to 25.5% by the end of last year, and this downward trend is expected to continue. However, oil will remain the most important sector in terms of GDP. “Oil still

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Local News Oil

Angola’s Economic Diversification Hinges on Oil Revenues, Says BFA Chief Economist

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

The chief economist of Banco Fomento Angola (BFA), José Miguel Cerdeira, stated that there is no viable alternative to using oil revenues to finance Angola’s economic diversification. He emphasized the need for capital investment to sustain the country’s energy transition. “There’s no great alternative for the Angolan economy at present. Oil revenues must finance diversification and drive the development of an economy that includes other exports beyond oil,” Cerdeira said in an interview with Lusa,

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Angola’s President Highlights Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Investments at UN General Assembly

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

Angola’s President, João Lourenço, addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, emphasizing the country’s strides toward sustainable development. In his speech during the 79th session, he highlighted significant government investments in renewable energy, particularly in the construction of hydroelectric dams and photovoltaic parks, which now account for 67% of Angola’s energy matrix. President Lourenço revealed that Angola currently produces over 6,500 megawatts of electricity and is constructing the Caculo Cabaça hydroelectric

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Challenges and Opportunities in Electrifying Angola’s Lobito Corridor to DRC and Zambia

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

The USAID representative in Angola, William Butterfield, highlighted several challenges to the electrical interconnection of the Lobito Corridor with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia, emphasizing that government subsidies on electricity prices create significant barriers to private investment. “It presents a high barrier for private investment, but the Angolan government is implementing reforms to reduce these ineffective subsidies,” Butterfield stated in a press conference on Wednesday. The U.S. government, through Power Africa and

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Local News Renewable Energy

Sun Africa Secures $1.6 Billion Financing for Solar Energy Projects in Southern Angola

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

American multinational Sun Africa has secured $1.6 billion in financing from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM Bank) for solar energy projects in southern Angola. The announcement was made by Sun Africa representative Eguinilson da Silva during the Conference on the Coordination of Support for the Lobito Corridor, held in Lobito, Benguela province. “During the conference, we confirmed the approval of over $1 billion for projects in the south, which Sun Africa is

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Local News Petroleum

Angola’s Minister Highlights Fuel Price as Key Factor in Smuggling Issues

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

On Wednesday, the Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, stated that fuel pricing is the “main variable” driving smuggling in Angola. He advocated for adjusting fuel prices to align with those of neighboring countries. “The primary factor in fuel smuggling is the price difference between us and our neighboring countries. This disparity significantly motivates smuggling. If we eliminate that variable, what will smuggling be for?” Azevedo remarked during the opening of a

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Angola and DRC Sign Enhanced Agreement for Offshore Block 14 Development

3, October, 20243, October, 2024

Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas and the Ministry of Hydrocarbons of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have signed a revised agreement for the co-development of offshore Block 14. The agreement was formalized during the opening ceremony of the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2024 conference in Luanda on October 2, with Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, and DRC’s Minister of Hydrocarbons, Aime Sakombi Molendo, in

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