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Botswana’s Diamond Legacy Shines With Discovery of 1,300-Carat Gem

30, July, 202630, July, 2026

Botswana Highlights Diamond Leadership After Lucara Recovers 1,300-Carat Stone Botswana has reaffirmed its position as one of the world’s leading diamond-producing nations following the recovery of an extraordinary 1,300-carat diamond by Lucara Botswana. President of Botswana highlighted the discovery as a major milestone for the country’s diamond industry after the stone was presented by Lucara Botswana. The diamond is among the largest ever recovered by the company and ranks as the sixth-largest diamond ever discovered

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Galp Signals Potential Return to Angola as Oil Opportunities Re-emerge

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Galp Considers Return to Angola’s Oil Sector as Company Assesses New Exploration Opportunities Portuguese energy company Galp has signalled that it could return to Angola’s oil sector, potentially marking a renewed interest in one of Africa’s most established hydrocarbon markets. Galp Chief Executive Officer João Diogo Marques da Silva said the possibility of returning to Angola exists, while confirming that the company is assessing opportunities in the country. The company’s previous experience in the Angolan

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Namibe Moves to Unlock Copper Potential with New Exploration Campaign

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Angola’s Namibe Province to Begin Copper Exploration as Mining Diversification Accelerates Angola’s Namibe Province is preparing to launch copper prospecting activities in Kapangombe, in the municipality of Bibala, as the country intensifies efforts to diversify its mining industry and unlock new mineral resources. The prospecting campaign is expected to begin in the coming days and forms part of broader efforts to expand mineral exploration in Namibe, a province with growing importance to Angola’s mining and

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Lobito Port Handles 931,000 Tonnes of Cargo as Regional Trade Gains Momentum

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Lobito Port Moves 931,000 Tonnes of Cargo in First Half of 2026, Strengthening Angola’s Regional Trade Role The Port of Lobito handled 931,000 tonnes of cargo during the first half of 2026, highlighting its growing importance as a strategic logistics gateway for Angola and the wider region. During the period, the port received 177 vessels, with the volume of cargo handled reflecting continued activity across Angola’s maritime and logistics sectors. The performance comes as the

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Local Mining News

ANGOP Strengthens Its Role in Promoting Angola’s Growing Mining Sector

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

ANGOP Emerges as Key Voice in Angola’s Mining Sector Development The contribution of the Angola Press Agency (ANGOP) to the promotion and dissemination of information about Angola’s mining sector has been recognised as an important tool for strengthening the industry’s visibility and supporting investment. The recognition comes as Angola continues efforts to diversify its economy and position mining as a key driver of economic growth. The sector has significant potential in diamonds, gold, iron ore,

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Transport and Logistics Local News

Lobito Corridor Inspires Plans for Lagos-Dakar Transport Link

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Lobito Corridor Sparks Plans for New Lagos-Dakar Trade and Transport Link The success and growing strategic importance of Angola’s Lobito Corridor is inspiring plans for a new transport and trade link connecting Lagos in Nigeria to Dakar in Senegal. The proposed Lagos-Dakar connection would strengthen economic integration across West Africa by improving the movement of goods, people and services between major commercial centres along the Atlantic coast. The initiative reflects growing interest in developing interconnected

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Anglo American Nears $1bn Sale of De Beers as Diamond Crisis Deepens

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Anglo American in Talks to Sell De Beers for About $1bn as Diamond Market Struggles Anglo American is in discussions to sell its De Beers diamond business for about $1 billion, a fraction of the value attached to the company when it was once the world’s dominant diamond producer. Anglo American has been seeking to divest De Beers since rejecting BHP Group’s nearly $50 billion takeover approach in 2024. However, the sale process has been

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International Gas News

Tanzania’s Taifa Gas Nears Completion of $124m Kenya LPG Terminal

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Rostam Aziz’s $124m LPG Terminal Set to Disrupt Kenya’s Cooking Gas Market Taifa Gas, controlled by Tanzanian billionaire Rostam Aziz, is nearing completion of a $124-million liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) terminal in Mombasa, Kenya, in a move that could significantly increase competition in the country’s cooking gas market. The 30,000-tonne facility is being developed at the Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone near the Port of Mombasa. It includes 12 spherical storage tanks and can potentially

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International News Oil

Nigeria Awards 37 Oil and Gas Blocks as Frontier Basins Attract Investor Interest

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Nigeria Awards 37 Oil Blocks to 31 Firms as Frontier Basins Attract Investors Nigeria has awarded 37 oil and gas blocks to 31 companies as the country seeks to attract investment, increase exploration and strengthen its petroleum reserves. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) said 143 companies submitted 200 bids for the 37 blocks during the 2025 licensing round. The awarded assets include 16 blocks in the Niger Delta onshore, 18 in shallow waters

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International Gas News Oil

Namibia Rejects N$4bn Ghanaian-Led Oil and Gas Port Project

29, July, 202629, July, 2026

Namibia Rejects N$4bn Oil and Gas Base Proposed by Ghanaian Entrepreneur Jory Adu-Boahene Namibia’s plans to develop an oil and gas supply base at the Port of Lüderitz have hit a setback after the Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) rejected a N$4-billion proposal led by Ghanaian entrepreneur Jory Adu-Boahene. The proposed development was intended to expand Lüderitz’s capacity to support Namibia’s emerging offshore oil and gas industry, which has attracted significant international interest following major discoveries

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