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Iraq presses ahead with Basra-Haditha oil pipeline despite manufacturing delays
Iraq's Basra-Haditha crude oil pipeline project is progressing through its implementation phase, with authorities continuing preparations to manufacture the pipeline despite supply chain disruptions that have delayed production inside the country.
Nasan Energies acquires Shell- and Engen-branded service stations from Vivo Energy Namibia
Namibian-owned Nasan said the acquisition made it the country’s third-largest oil marketing company.
Kenya’s Ruto says Dangote-backed Lamu refinery could create 60,000 jobs
Kenyan President William Ruto says the proposed Dangote-backed Lamu oil refinery will create at least 60,000 jobs and process 700,000 barrels of crude per day.
Persian Gulf Star boosts petrol supply after wartime damage
The Persian Gulf Star Oil Co. (PGSOC), Iran’s largest fuel producer, has raised its contribution to the country’s petrol supply to about 45% since the outbreak of the joint US-Israeli war on the country, its main shareholder said.
Mauritius’ fuel fund deficit widens to $69mn on Middle East crisis
Mauritius' State Trading Corporation (STC) has accumulated a Rs3.28bn ($69mn) deficit in its Price Stabilisation Account as the conflict in the Middle East continues to drive fuel market volatility, Defi Media reported on July 11.
South Africa proposes 60-day strategic oil reserve as supply risks mount
South Africa has proposed rebuilding its strategic petroleum reserves to cover 60 days, with additional mandatory stockholding requirements for private fuel suppliers.
Africa secures $900mn in new clean-cooking finance commitments
African countries have secured $900mn in new clean-cooking finance commitments, lifting total pledges announced since 2024 to more than $3.1bn, according to the International Energy Agency.
Iran petchem research firm seeks deeper ties with domestic catalyst makers
Iran’s state-owned Petrochemical Research and Technology Co. (PRTC) plans to further work with domestic firms to develop catalyst production, the company’s chief executive said.
Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority declares Hormuz transit 'impossible'
Iran's newly created Persian Gulf Strait Authority has declared transit through the Strait of Hormuz impossible, citing US military activity and formalising the closure of the world's most important oil chokepoint.
Kenya’s Ruto puts Kindiki in charge of government coordination for $17bn Dangote refinery
Kenya’s President William Ruto has appointed Deputy President Kithure Kindiki to oversee government coordination of the proposed $17bn East African oil refinery, as the project moves towards implementation
Nigeria’s Dangote reveals funding plan for Kenyan refinery project
Dangote Group CEO and Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote has offered new details on how he plans to finance his proposed refinery in Kenya – currently one of Africa’s most ambitious energy projects.
Trump announces ceasefire with Iran is 'over'
US President Donald Trump has called the ceasefire with Iran “over,” naming Iranian leadership as “cuckoo” and “scum” following exchanges of fire on July 8.
Nigeria moves ahead with plan to have Chinese firms to revive Port Harcourt, Warri refineries
Nigeria is pursuing its strategy of refinery revival by pressing ahead with a performance-based partnership with two Chinese firms, moving away from previous rehabilitation contracts that have yielded little results.
Angola LNG begins 32-day shutdown at Soyo plant, output set to fall 80%
Angola LNG has begun a planned 32-day maintenance shutdown at its Soyo plant, suspending LNG and related gas liquids production and reducing monthly output and loading by about 80%.
Nigeria's Dangote pledges $2bn for Gambia solar plant and fuel storage project
Nigerian entrepreneur Aliko Dangote has pledged a $2bn strategic investment partnership with The Gambia covering a proposed 250 MW solar power plant and petroleum products storage terminal.
Kenya-based clean cooking startup Koko Networks assets put up for sale
Koko used bioethanol/ethanol cooking fuel distributed through smart canisters and automated fuel stations.
Dangote confirms planned Kenya refinery could cost up to $17bn
A planned oil refinery on Kenya's coast backed by Africa's richest businessman, Aliko Dangote, could cost as much as $17bn, making it one of the largest energy investments ever proposed in East Africa
Rwanda to receive first Oman fuel shipment in August under Kenya, Tanzania supply deals
Rwanda expects its first Oman-sourced fuel shipment in early August under new Kenya and Tanzania supply agreements aimed at boosting fuel security and regional petroleum trade.
Kenya clears $61mn in fuel subsidy arrears to ease pressure on oil marketers
Kenya has paid KES7.9bn ($61.12mn) in outstanding fuel subsidy claims to oil importers, providing relief to oil marketing companies that have faced mounting cash flow pressures and intermittent fuel supply disruptions in recent months
Dangote to fund Kenya oil refinery with cash, bonds and IPO proceeds
Dangote Group plans to finance a proposed 700,000-bpd oil refinery in Kenya through internal cash flow, bonds and IPO proceeds, with the project planned for Lamu.
US tightens sanctions on Iranian oil trade
The US has moved to close a brief window of flexibility on Iranian energy exports, revoking a June authorisation and replacing it with a narrow wind‑down period that runs only until July 17
Uganda farmers file UK lawsuit seeking to halt $5.6bn EACOP oil pipeline
Four Ugandan farmers have filed a case at the UK High Court seeking to stop crude oil from flowing through the $5.6bn East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
ADNOC Distribution to buy Shell South Africa fuel network for $1bn
ADNOC Distribution has agreed to acquire Shell Downstream South Africa for $1bn, gaining 580 fuel stations and expanding its African retail footprint.
Namibia clears Vitol to supply Nasan under emergency fuel deal
Namibia has suspended a competition restriction barring Nasan Energies from sourcing fuel from Vitol, citing emergency fuel security concerns.
Nigeria convenes stakeholders on fair gasoline price reductions
Nigeria has held a stakeholders' meeting with Dangote Refinery, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), petroleum marketers and industry groups to discuss fair reductions in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit
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