Angolan Mining Oil & Gas

The construction of the Pointe-Noire–Loutété–Maloukou-Trechot pipeline is scheduled to begin by the end of 2025. This major infrastructure project is being developed through a public-private partnership between the Republic of Congo and Russian pipeline company Zakneftegazstroy-Prometey. The announcement was made last week during a meeting between Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso, Congo’s Minister of International Cooperation and Public-Private Partnership Promotion, and Pavel Sorokin, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Energy. Both officials welcomed the progress made on the

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Sierra Leone is awaiting the results of its first offshore 3D seismic survey in over a decade before deciding whether to launch a new oil and gas licensing round later this year, according to the country’s Petroleum Directorate. The six-week seismic campaign, which began last month, is being conducted by GeoPartners in collaboration with the Petroleum Directorate of Sierra Leone. The goal is to de-risk offshore exploration by generating high-resolution data across the country’s offshore

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Namibia is preparing to introduce financial incentives to support the development of the Venus oil field, operated by TotalEnergies, as the country aims to become an oil producer within the next five years. The initiative was confirmed by Kornelia Shilunga, recently appointed Special Adviser and Head of the Upstream Petroleum Unit in the Namibian Presidency, who acknowledged the scale and financial demands of the deepwater project. “The government recognises the complexities and high costs associated

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