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Uganda’s Museveni to break ground on $310mn Kampala fuel storage terminal
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has presided over the groundbreaking of the Kampala Storage Terminal (KST), a $310mn petroleum storage facility being developed about 26 kilometres west of Kampala.
Ghana cuts fuel exports to Burkina Faso and Mali as global supply tightens
Ghana’s state-owned BOST Energies has reduced fuel exports to Burkina Faso and Mali as tighter international markets and stronger domestic demand increase pressure on supply.
CNG use goes up 11% after Iran petrol price hike
Iran’s compressed natural gas (CNG) consumption climbed 11% in the first week after the government doubled its highest petrol price, the Oil Ministry said, signalling a shift in fuel use that could help ease pressure on fuel imports.
East Africa's oil and gas projects to draw investor attention at AEW 2026
East Africa is moving closer to becoming a significant new source of oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), with major projects in Uganda, Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania that could reshape the region's role in African energy markets.
South Sudan reviews telecom tax payments and Kenya fuel arrangement
South Sudan is reviewing a cash-tax policy affecting telecom operators while reassessing a government-to-government fuel arrangement with Kenya amid liquidity and foreign-exchange pressures.
Iraq seeks higher Qayyarah crude output with Sonangol
Iraq’s Oil Ministry and Angola’s Sonangol discussed plans to develop the Qayyarah oilfield in Nineveh province and increase crude oil production.
North African hydrocarbon producers turn to mature fields as Europe seeks new supplies
North African oil and gas producers are investing in mature assets to lift output and respond to changing European demand.
Iran signals petrol quotas may change over fuel shortage
The Iranian government has left open the possibility of changing its heavily subsidised petrol quotas in the future, its spokeswoman said, as the country grapples with a widening gap between domestic fuel consumption and production.
Kenya discusses Turkana pipeline and 1,000-MW LNG plant alongside $16bn Dangote refinery
Kenya says construction of Dangote’s planned $15bn-$16bn Lamu refinery will begin on September 30, with talks also under way on a Turkana crude pipeline and 1,000-MW LNG power plant.
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery IPO puts Africa’s refining shift in focus
Nigeria, Africa's oil producer, spent decades exporting crude while importing much of its petrol, diesel and aviation fuel. That began to change when the Dangote refinery came online.
Nasan Energies completes first phase of Namibia station rebranding
Nasan Energies has completed the first phase of its service station rebranding programme in Namibia, with 16 former Shell stations now operating under its brand.
Iran’s Nouri Petrochemical starts low-sulphur diesel production
Iran’s Nouri Petrochemical has started producing low-sulphur diesel for the first time in the country after completing a project to sweeten heavy fractions, with average output expected to reach about 2mn tonnes a year.
Dangote says Nigerian refinery could seek US secondary listing within four years
Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE could pursue a secondary listing in the US within three to four years, Dangote Group President and CEO Aliko Dangote said
Nigeria’s Dangote backs Tinubu economic overhaul at $1.6bn refinery IPO launch
Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote publicly backed President Bola Tinubu’s petrol subsidy and foreign-exchange reforms on September 14 as his oil refinery launched a public share offer seeking to raise about NGN2.15 trillion ($1.6bn).
Greek firm AMACO partners with GE Vernova on Kenya power barge for AI
AMACO Energy Group has agreed to work with US power equipment maker GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) to integrate gas turbines into its proposed $1.5bn HERCULES power and data centre development in Mombasa, Kenya.
Angola targets $13bn of gas investment under five-hub industrial plan
Angola plans to mobilise investment worth $13bn in five industrial hubs under a Gas Master Plan aimed at expanding domestic gas use and supporting industrialisation.
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery launches $1.6bn IPO in Africa’s largest share sale
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has launched a NGN2.15 trillion ($1.6bn) IPO in Nigeria, with potential proceeds of about $2.1bn and an implied post-offer valuation near $49bn.
Syria protesters call for energy minister's removal after fuel price hikes
Protests broke out across several parts of Syria after the government raised fuel prices by up to 40%, with demonstrators blocking roads and burning tyres while calling for the resignation of Energy Minister Mohammad al-Bashir.
Nigeria petrol prices climb after Dangote lifts refinery rate to $1.02/litre
Nigeria’s Dangote Petroleum Refinery raised its petrol gantry price by 6.7% to NGN1,350 ($1.02) per litre from September 12, its fourth increase in 22 days, as international crude prices remained above $100 a barrel.
Senegal lays first pipe for $319mn national gas-network link
Senegal has laid the first pipeline for an 85-km gas-transmission link connecting the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) hub with the planned Gandon power plant, marking the start of physical construction on the first section of its national gas network.
South Africa’s CEF targets up to 650,000 bpd in Sapref refinery rebuild
South Africa’s state-owned Central Energy Fund (CEF) has outlined plans to rebuild the former Sapref refinery in Durban with capacity of at least 400,000 barrels per day, potentially rising to 650,000 bpd.
Attacks throttle Saudi’s Hormuz hedge as Houthis advance
Saudi Arabia is facing compounding supply chain threats as regional conflict disrupts key transit routes
Syria raises fuel prices as global refined-product costs climb
Syria’s Energy Ministry said higher prices for petroleum products were driven by an exceptional rise in global procurement costs and the temporary reduction in domestic refining capacity during an overhaul of the Baniyas refinery.
Chevron plans more Angola Block 0 investment as LNG throughput reaches 1bn cfpd
Block 0 is among Angola’s longest-producing and most important offshore concessions. Its licence was extended in 2021 by 20 years to 2050, giving Chevron and partners a longer runway to develop new discoveries and replace ageing infrastructure.
Africa Energy Bank launch pushed to November after latest delay
The long-delayed AEB is now being targeted for a November launch, two months later than its most recent official timetable, as African governments push to build a new source of financing for oil, gas and other energy projects across the continent.
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