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A total of US$ 15M was recently injected towards the expansion of the Feruka pipeline by the government of Zimbabwe. 

Download logoThe World Bank approved a $400 million International Development Association (*IDA) grant to support the Republic of Mozambique’s Safer Roads

Road accident leaves 5 dead, 14 injured in southern Mozambique-

Mozambique is earning attention from investors due to its abundant natural resources, including massive natural gas reserves, mineral deposits and potential for renewable energy

Mozambique is poised to ship its first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) overseas at a time when prices have soared to record highs

Global export finance deal flow is expected to balloon by year-end given some big-ticket projects are in the pipeline. From petrochemicals plants in Europe to high speed train lines in Egypt, the ECA funding route is proving attractive, especially given bond issues are challenging.

Durban and Saldanha Bay could help other cities to negotiate a more secure pathway through the emerging jungle of climate change effects. This suggestion comes from a national research project to drive ‘climate-resilient development’ for South African cities.

This year’s edition of AEW will host high-level workshops and meetings investigating the challenges and opportunities of adopting AI across the African oil and gas sector.

With Africa pursuing the exploitation of its hydrocarbon reserves to address growing energy poverty and fuel industrialization, artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics technologies present a massive opportunity for the continent to fast-track the development of oil and gas resources. As such, the continent’s premier event for the oil and gas sector, African Energy Week (AEW) […]

With Africa pursuing the exploitation of its hydrocarbon reserves to address growing energy poverty and fuel industrialization, artificial intelligence (AI)