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Botswana Diamonds Expands Exploration with 11 New Prospecting Licences

13, March, 202513, March, 2025

AIM-listed Botswana Diamonds has applied for 11 prospecting licences in Botswana, targeting copper, silver, cobalt, gold, nickel, zinc, and platinum group metals. This move follows the company’s AI-driven exploration programme, which initially focused on diamonds but uncovered hidden polymetallic deposits across the country. The nationwide AI exploration initiative began with a focus on diamonds. However, during data analysis, it became evident that the technology could also identify undiscovered polymetallic targets. “Our analysis has revealed a

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Mozambique Expands Solar Power with $110 Million Investment

13, March, 202513, March, 2025

A private Mozambican consortium plans to invest $110 million (€101 million) in a solar power plant in Gaza province, southern Mozambique, to strengthen the national grid, according to official documents accessed by Lusa. The Chibuto Solar Power Plant, a joint initiative between Sal Energia and state-owned Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM), will have an installed capacity of 95 MW. Sal Energia will develop, finance, and construct the plant, along with the necessary grid connection infrastructure. The

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Angola Expands Critical Minerals Exploration and Production

13, March, 202513, March, 2025

Angola has identified 34 of the 54 critical minerals recognized by the European Union and is intensifying exploration, production, and downstream projects to unlock its mining potential. The government is actively promoting investment across the critical mineral value chain to drive economic diversification and boost revenue from the sector. Several mining projects are progressing across Angola. In January 2025, UK-based Pensana secured funding from South Africa’s Absa Bank to accelerate the development of the Longonjo

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Sonangol Reaffirms Ownership and Transparency of Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

Sonangol has reaffirmed its exclusive ownership of the Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal (TOBD) and emphasized the transparency of its management, aiming to address recent claims regarding alleged overpricing in the terminal’s construction and concerns about its ownership being registered in favor of a private entity, Enagol. In a statement released Thursday, Sonangol clarified that the TOBD is a strategic asset under its sole ownership. “TOBD is a strategic asset owned exclusively by Sonangol, and

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Venezuela and Angola Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation in Energy and Mining

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

Venezuela and Angola have reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in energy and mining, as announced by Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil. The announcement followed a telephone conversation between Gil and Angolan Foreign Minister Tete António on Friday. In his statement on Instagram, Gil congratulated Angola for assuming the Presidency of the African Union, acknowledging this achievement in the year marking the 50th anniversary of Angola’s independence. He also emphasized that both nations are working

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Diamantino Azevedo and Afreximbank Director Discuss Strategic Projects Including Lobito Corridor

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

On Monday, Diamantino Azevedo, Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil, and Gas, and Eric Monchu Intong, Director of Regional Operations and Head of Mission for Anglophone West Africa at Afreximbank, met to discuss several key projects aimed at supporting the Angolan economy. The focus of the meeting included the Lobito Corridor, the Amufert fertilizer factory, and other mining and oil initiatives. Intong emphasized Angola’s role as current chair of the African Union and highlighted the

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Gas International News

Global Natural Gas Demand to Surge 32% by 2050

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

Global demand for natural gas is projected to rise by 32% by 2050, increasing from 4,018 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 2023 to 5,317 bcm, according to the latest Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) Global Gas Outlook 2050 report, released on March 10. The report attributes this growth to economic expansion in developing economies and a global population increase to 9.8 billion by 2050. By the late 2030s, natural gas will surpass coal as the

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Namibia Balances Oil Exploration and Green Energy Goals

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

President Nangolo Mbumba has defended Namibia’s dual pursuit of oil exploration and renewable energy, emphasizing that the country’s energy strategy aligns with global climate commitments, including the Paris Agreement. Amid concerns about the contradiction between fossil fuel projects and decarbonization efforts, Mbumba stressed that Namibia’s newly discovered oil resources will support a sustainable energy transition. “The development of our newly discovered oil resources is not contradictory to our decarbonization agenda. It is part of a

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Alrosa’s Profit Plunges Amid Sanctions and Weak Diamond Demand

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

Alrosa’s profit and revenue declined sharply in 2024, as sanctions on Russian diamonds and weak market demand weighed on its financial performance. The company reported a profit of RUB 19.25 billion ($215.3 million) for the year, a steep drop from RUB 85.18 billion ($952.8 million) in 2023. Revenue fell 26% to RUB 239.07 billion ($2.67 billion). Beyond reduced consumer demand due to sanctions, Alrosa recorded a RUB 4.98 billion ($55.6 million) impairment on property, plant,

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Lucapa Diamond Company Narrows Losses Despite Market Challenges

12, March, 202512, March, 2025

Lucapa Diamond Company reported a net loss of $1.5 million for 2024, significantly improving from its $17.2 million loss in 2023. The company attributed the decline to lower diamond prices, production disruptions, and challenging market conditions. Lucapa’s annual revenue dropped 31% to $54.5 million, reflecting a weaker pricing environment. Operations at the Lulo mine in Angola were impacted by flooding, while geopolitical and economic uncertainties further pressured diamond prices. The company also faced infrastructure challenges,

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