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Sonangol to Deploy Over 100 Electric Vehicle Charging Points by 2028 as Part of Angola’s Energy Transition

8, September, 20258, September, 2025

Sonangol Unveils Plan for 100+ EV Charging Points and Solar Expansion to Drive Angola’s Energy Transition Angola’s national oil company, Sonangol, has announced plans to deploy more than 100 Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCP) across the country by 2028, reinforcing its commitment to the nation’s energy transition strategy. The announcement was made during a Sonangol-sponsored pre-conference workshop led by Jelson Pereira, Head of the Operational Management of Energy Assets Department at Sonangol Gas and Renewable

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Corporate News Gas Local Oil

Copia Group Highlights Safety, Efficiency, and Environmental Compliance in Angola’s Onshore Oil & Gas Growth

8, September, 20258, September, 2025

Copia Group Drives Angola Oil & Gas Growth Through Safety, Efficiency, and Environmental ComplianceCivil engineering leader Copia Group of Companies has underscored the critical role of operational efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance in supporting the growth of Angola’s oil and gas sector. Speaking ahead of the Angola Oil & Gas 2025 Conference and Exhibition, Grildo José Francisco, Director of Oil, Gas & Biofuel Projects at Copia Group, highlighted the company’s active contribution to Angola’s onshore

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Corporate News Exploration Local Oil

Corcel Set to Launch 326-km 2D Seismic Program in Angola’s KON 16 Ahead of Exploration Drilling

8, September, 20258, September, 2025

Corcel to Begin 326-km 2D Seismic Survey in Angola’s KON 16 Block with Exploration Well Planned for 2026 Independent oil and gas company Corcel plans to initiate a 326-kilometer 2D seismic data acquisition program in the second half of 2025, with the goal of drilling a new exploration well in Angola’s Block KON 16 approximately 12 months later. The announcement was made during a Corcel-sponsored pre-conference workshop on September 2, ahead of the Angola Oil

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Corporate News Gas International

FIRST E&P Targets 1 Billion Standard Cubic Feet of Gas Processing by 2030

8, September, 20258, September, 2025

Nigeria’s FIRST E&P Sets 2030 Goal of 250,000 BOE/D and 1 Bcf/D Gas Processing Capacity FIRST Exploration and Petroleum Development Company (FIRST E&P), a leading Nigerian independent oil and gas company, has unveiled ambitious growth targets for 2030. The company is aiming to achieve 250,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/D) in equity production and develop a robust midstream business with a gas processing and supply capacity of 1 billion standard cubic feet per

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International Diamonds News

Lesotho Prime Minister Launches Strategy to Revive Diamond Sector and Tap Rare Earth Minerals

8, September, 20258, September, 2025

Lesotho Unveils Dual Mining Strategy: Stabilizing Diamonds While Exploring Rare Earth Potential The global diamond market may be under strain, but the Kingdom of Lesotho is charting a bold path forward. Speaking at the Africa Down Under conference in Perth, Prime Minister Sam Matekane unveiled a dual-track mining strategy aimed at stabilizing the country’s diamond sector while opening a new frontier in rare earth elements (REEs). Matekane acknowledged that the diamond industry is going through

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International Gold News

Morocco’s Guelmim Gold Discovery Poised to Transform Country into Major African Producer

5, September, 20255, September, 2025

Morocco Strikes High-Grade Gold in Guelmim, Set to Boost Africa Mining Profile Morocco is taking a decisive step toward joining Africa’s leading gold producers after confirming the discovery of high-grade gold deposits in its southern Guelmim region. The find has energized the country’s mining sector and raised Morocco’s profile on the continent’s resource stage. Mining company OLAH Palace Trading reported significant gold deposits within quartz veins at its Guelmim project, according to African Mining Market.

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Corporate News Gas International

Dangote Refinery Gasoline Unit Could Remain Offline for Months Amid Repairs

5, September, 20255, September, 2025

Dangote Refinery Faces Extended Gasoline Unit Shutdown, Impacting Global Fuel Markets Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery, one of the world’s largest single-train refineries with a capacity of 650,000 barrels per day (bpd), may see its gasoline production unit remain offline for two to three months due to ongoing repairs, according to industry monitor IIR Energy. The Residue Fluidised Catalytic Cracking Unit (RFCCU), which processes 204,000 bpd, has been offline since August 29 following catalyst leaks. While the

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Corporate News Local Oil

Shell Returns to Angola After 20 Years as Oil Sector Reforms Attract Global Investors

5, September, 20255, September, 2025

Shell Signs Angola Oil Deal After 20-Year Exit, Joining Chevron and Sonangol in Block 33 Shell Plc has returned to Angola’s oil sector after a two-decade absence, a move that signals renewed global confidence in the country’s energy industry following sweeping reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment. The Anglo-Dutch energy giant, together with Chevron Corp. and state-owned Sonangol EP, signed agreements with Angola’s National Agency of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG) for exploration rights in

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Corporate News Diamonds International

Gem Diamonds Cuts Jobs at Letseng Mine as Prices and Demand Collapse

5, September, 20255, September, 2025

Gem Diamonds Lays Off 240 Workers at Letseng Mine Amid Falling Prices and U.S. Tariff Pressures Gem Diamonds is laying off 240 workers—about one-fifth of its workforce—at the world-famous Letseng mine, in a move that underscores the mounting strain on Lesotho’s diamond-dependent economy. The company reported a half-year loss of $11.7 million, a sharp reversal from a $2.1 million profit a year earlier, after revenue plunged 42% due to weak global demand and sliding diamond

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International News Oil

IOC Shifts Oil Purchases from U.S. to West Africa and Middle East

5, September, 20255, September, 2025

Indian Oil Corporation Buys Nigerian and Middle Eastern Crude, Skips U.S. Oil Amid Global Market Shifts Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest state-owned refiner, has adjusted its crude procurement strategy in recent weeks, opting against U.S. supplies and turning instead to West African and Middle Eastern grades. Trade sources confirmed on Friday that IOC secured two million barrels of West African crude and one million barrels of Middle Eastern crude, underscoring both geopolitical considerations

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