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Angola Oil & Gas Conference Set to Spotlight Investment and Long-Term Energy Growth

2, February, 20262, February, 2026

Angola Oil & Gas 2026: Luanda Conference to Attract 3,000 Delegates and $70bn in Upstream Investment Focus The Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) Conference and Exhibition, scheduled for 9–10 September in Luanda, is expected to bring together around 3,000 participants, 150 speakers, and more than 600 companies under the theme “Investing in Angola’s Future.” Organised by Energy Capital & Power, the event was officially launched on Tuesday evening and is positioned as a strategic platform

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Corporate News International Oil

TotalEnergies Resumes Mozambique LNG Project After Years of Disruption

2, February, 20262, February, 2026

TotalEnergies Restarts $20bn Mozambique LNG Project After Five-Year Shutdown Caused by Insurgency TotalEnergies has resumed construction of its flagship Mozambique LNG project in the country’s northern Cabo Delgado province, ending a five-year suspension triggered by a deadly jihadist attack that killed hundreds of people. The Mozambique LNG project, widely regarded as Africa’s largest private-sector energy investment, is expected to generate thousands of jobs and transform Mozambique into a major global exporter of liquefied natural gas.

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Corporate News International Oil

Shell Weighs Major Offshore Investment as Confidence Returns to Nigeria

2, February, 20262, February, 2026

Shell Considers $20bn Investment in Nigeria’s Bonga South West Offshore Oil Project Shell Plc and its partners in Nigeria are evaluating plans to develop a major offshore oil field that could attract up to $20 billion in investment, according to the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Wael Sawan. Sawan said Shell is working with its partners on the Bonga South West project, a deepwater offshore development that could draw approximately $20 billion in foreign direct investment

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Corporate News International Oil

Oando Posts Profit Growth on Strong Upstream Performance Despite Revenue Dip

2, February, 20262, February, 2026

Oando PLC Records 10% Rise in Profit to ₦241.3bn as Upstream Oil and Gas Production Jumps in 2025 Oando PLC has reported a 10 per cent increase in profit after tax to ₦241.3 billion for the year ended 31 December 2025, driven by robust growth in upstream oil and gas production, despite a decline in overall revenue. In its unaudited full-year results, the indigenous energy company recorded a 32 per cent year-on-year increase in upstream

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Local Transport and Logistics

Lobito Atlantic Railway Records New Operational Milestones at End of 2025 and Early 2026

30, January, 202630, January, 2026

Lobito Atlantic Railway Sets Traffic and Port Handling Records, Strengthening Lobito Corridor At the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR) achieved significant operational milestones, reinforcing the Lobito Corridor’s position as a strategic logistics platform for regional and international trade. In December 2025, LAR recorded its highest monthly throughput to date, handling 37,000 tonnes of cargo across both domestic and international traffic. Building on this momentum, January 2026 marked another

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International Gas Oil

Mozambique Signals Imminent Restart of ExxonMobil’s $30 Billion Rovuma LNG Project

30, January, 202630, January, 2026

Mozambique President Says ExxonMobil Likely to Restart $30 Billion Rovuma LNG Project Within 18 Months Mozambique’s President, Daniel Chapo, has indicated that ExxonMobil is expected to restart its $30 billion Rovuma LNG project within the next 12 to 18 months, signalling renewed momentum for large-scale gas development in the country. Chapo made the announcement on Thursday in Cabo Delgado during a ceremony marking the official relaunch of TotalEnergies’ LNG project in the region. He said

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Corporate News International Oil

Mozambique and TotalEnergies Officially Resume $20 Billion LNG Project After Security Pause

30, January, 202630, January, 2026

Mozambique Restarts TotalEnergies’ $20 Billion LNG Project, Marking Major Milestone for African Gas Mozambique and TotalEnergies have formally restarted the French energy major’s $20 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, nearly five years after operations were suspended following security incidents in the country’s northern Cabo Delgado province. In a statement released on Thursday, the office of President Daniel Chapo confirmed that the restart was officially marked at the Afungi project site on Mozambique’s northern coast,

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Renewable Energy International News

Zambia to Avoid Prolonged Load-Shedding as Solar Investments Boost Power Supply

30, January, 202630, January, 2026

Zambia Will Not Return to Extended Load-Shedding, Says Energy Minister as Solar Projects Expand Minister of Energy Makozo Chikote, MP, has assured Zambians that the country will not return to prolonged periods of load-shedding, citing sustained investments in alternative energy sources that are easing electricity supply challenges. Mr Chikote said the diversification of Zambia’s energy mix particularly through solar power is strengthening national energy security and improving resilience to climate-related shocks that have constrained hydropower

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International Economy Gold

Tanzania to Monetise Part of Gold Reserves to Fund Infrastructure

29, January, 202629, January, 2026

Tanzania Plans Partial Sale of Gold Reserves as Foreign Aid Declines in 2026 Tanzania is planning to sell a portion of its gold reserves to finance priority infrastructure projects, as international development assistance continues to decline. The announcement was made on Monday, January 26, 2026, in London by the Minister of State for Planning and Investment, Kitila Mkumbo, following instructions from President Samia Suluhu Hassan to the Bank of Tanzania. “Governments are no longer willing

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International Economy Oil

DRC Oil Tax Reform Delivers Sharp Revenue Gains and Strengthens Public Finances

29, January, 202629, January, 2026

DRC Oil Tax Reform Boosts Petroleum Revenues by Over 1,700%, Easing Pressure on Public Finances The Democratic Republic of Congo’s reform of oil-related tax expenditures is beginning to deliver measurable benefits for public finances, with official data showing petroleum revenues rising by more than 1,700% following the introduction of coordinated fiscal and regulatory measures. The reform was launched against a backdrop of rapidly rising oil tax expenditures, which reached US$1.6 billion in 2022 before easing

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