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Mozambique partners ExxonMobil to build $40mn centre to offer hydrocarbon-related technical skills
Mozambique has launched the construction of a college to provide technical training for the oil and gas industry, AIM reported on May 12.
Egypt eyes Algerian crude imports to secure summer energy supplies
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources is studying plans to import around 6mn barrels of crude oil from Algeria starting in July 2026, as part of efforts to diversify supply sources and strengthen energy security,
Libya regains full control of Ras Lanuf refinery and petrochemical complex as Trasta Energy exits
Libya signed a final agreement with Trasta Energy to end their partnership in the Libyan Emirates Oil Refining Company (LERCO), restoring full Libyan ownership and management of the Ras Lanuf refinery and petrochemical complex
Nigerian billionaire Dangote favours Kenya over Tanzania for 650,000-bpd East Africa oil refinery
Africa's richest man says Kenya is emerging as the preferred location for a proposed $15bn–$17bn refinery, citing Mombasa’s deep port and large fuel market.
Nigeria exported 82% of 2025 oil output despite Dangote refinery supply shortages
The figures underscore Nigeria’s continued dependence on international crude markets even as Dangote Petroleum Refinery struggles to secure sufficient local crude supplies under the naira-for-crude programme.
Australian group 88 Energy amends farm-in deal for Namibian oil licence, saves $15mn
88 Energy Limited (ASX/AIM: 88E, OTC: EEENF) (88 Energy) has amended its farm-in agreement for a project in Namibia with the operator Monitor Exploration (Monitor).
Nigeria's Dangote holds talks with Norway's sovereign wealth fund on joint African investments
Aliko Dangote has held discussions with executives from Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, Yara International and Scatec, on investment opportunities across Africa spanning energy, renewables, fertiliser, agriculture and industrial infrastruce
Nigerian court upholds $100mn award against China National Petroleum Corporation in OPL 471 dispute
A court in Nigeria’s Port Harcourt has dismissed an application by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) to overturn a $100mn judgement awarded to Cutra International Limited in a long-running dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence (OPL) 471
Senegal seeks bigger domestic insurance share from hydrocarbon boom
Senegal aims to increase the role of domestic insurers in its expanding oil and gas industry as authorities move to enforce local-content rules introduced before first oil production. The push comes amimajor offshore projects led by Woodside and BP.
Mozambique taps Rudêncio Morais to lead state oil & gas company as LNG projects regain momentum
Mozambique’s Council of Ministers has appointed Rudêncio Morais as chairman and CEO of the state-owned oil and gas company ENH, placing a long-serving industry executive at the centre of efforts to advance the country’s LNG projects.
Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline advances in Washington talks
The Moroccan National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) held a series of high-level meetings in Washington to discuss progress on the $25bn Atlantic African Gas Pipeline (AAGP)
Nigeria’s share of African upstream oil and gas FIDs climbs to 40% after reforms
A Nigerian government-backed review said fiscal incentives, faster contracting timelines and regulatory reforms helped revive investor confidence and support a $50bn pipeline of future offshore and gas projects.
Tanzania, DRC deepen oil and gas cooperation talks to expand regional energy trade
Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo have opened talks to strengthen cooperation in oil and natural gas exploration, transport and distribution projects, as both countries seek to improve fuel supply chains and energy trade
Angola's Cabinda Oil Refinery begins selling fuel as nation seeks to limit import dependency
Angola’s Cabinda Oil Refinery has started selling fuels to the local and foreign markets, helping to ease supply bottlenecks precipitated by the Iran War.
Eni exports 150 LNG shipments in four years from Mozambican project
A Mozambican liquefied natural gas (LNG) project operated by Italian giant Eni (BIT: ENI, NYSE: E) has exported more than 150 shipments since it started operating in November 2022.
Turkey seeks to renew LNG deal with Algeria ahead of 2027 deadline
Turkey is seeking to renew its long-standing liquefied natural gas agreement with Algeria before the current contract expires in September 2027
Togo studies gas network linking Ivory Coast and Benin
Togo is preparing feasibility studies for a World Bank-backed regional gas project that could link LNG imports at Lomé with new power, industrial and cross-border supply infrastructure.
Ghana, UAE deepen energy alliance as Abu Dhabi eyes oil and gas investments
Ghanaian President John Mahama and United Arab Emirates leader Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan agreed to deepen strategic cooperation in the energy sector, including proposed UAE investments in oil and gas storage facilities in Ghana.
Cameroon secures $206mn for Kribi refinery as fuel import reduction drive accelerates
Cameroon has secured $206mn in bank financing for the CSTAR refinery project in Kribi, advancing plans to reduce dependence on imported fuel products while rebuilding domestic refining capacity after the prolonged shutdown of the SONARA refinery.
Kenya to begin first commercial oil production from Turkana fields before end of 2026
Kenya is set to begin commercial oil production for the first time before the end of 2026, with output from the South Lokichar fields in Turkana expected to start at about 20,000 barrels per day (bpd) and rise to 50,000 bpd.
Mozambique increases diesel price by 45.5% to $1.80/litre on Iran War oil price trigger
Mozambique’s government has increased the price of diesel by 45.5% and that of petrol by 12.1% in response to the increase in oil prices on the global market as the Middle East crisis drags on.
Egypt signs framework deal with BP, Harbour Energy to develop Mediterranean gas fields
Egypt’s energy authorities have signed a framework agreement with British energy major BP and its partner Harbour Energy to establish the executive framework for developing oil and gas reserves in the North King Mariout area and the Arish field
ExxonMobil's $30bn LNG project in Mozambique to generate $150bn for fiscus
A $30bn project led by American supermajor ExxonMobil (NYSE: XON) to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) in northern Mozambique is projected to contribute up to $150bn to the southern African economy over 30 years.
D3 Energy strengthens South African helium position by 65% amid global supply concerns
D3 Energy Ltd (ASX:D3E, OTCQX:DNRGF), an Australian energy exploration company focused on helium and natural gas development in South Africa’s Free State Province, has significantly expanded its certified helium and methane resource base.
Energy firms to pump $19bn investments into Egypt’s oil sector over coming 3 years, says PM
PM Madbouly said Eni (BIT:ENI) has allocated investments worth $8bn, while BP (LSE:BP) plans to invest $5bn. UAE-based Arcius is expected to contribute $2bn, alongside $4bn from US energy group Apache (NYSE:APA).
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