Page 41 - Trarza News Today

At a time when African oil and gas holds the key to a secure energy future, the trend of project delays needs to be addressed JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, May 16, 2023/ -- By Gawie Kanjemba, International Energy Fellow, African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org) Historically, oil and gas projects are known to experience delays ranging from 5% |

Mauritania vote on Saturday in legislative and local elections to choose 176 members of parliament as well as 15 regional councils and 238 municipal councils, a key test ahead of presidential elections next year.

Mauritanian opposition parties demanded, on Sunday evening, that the results of the parliamentary, local and regional elections in the capital, Nouakchott, be cancelled, due to what they claim is t...

Operator: Good day, everyone. Welcome to Kosmos Energys First Quarter 2023 Conference Call. Just a reminder, todays call is being recorded.

Ghazouani, who has overseen Mauritania's relative stability in the violence-wracked Sahel, is widely expected to seek re-election next year, though he has not confirmed his plans

Footage from behind the scenes of The Grand Tour's latest adventure has finally been released.

Mauritanians voted on Saturday in the first legislative and local elections since 2019 when President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani came to power in a litmus test for the veteran leader ahead of next year's…

In recent months, fervent anti-French sentiment has been on the rise in Burkina Faso and Mali. In February 2023, the Burkinabe army announced the end of the French Sabre Force in the West African country. This came three weeks after the transitional government withdrew from the 2018 defense agreements with France that had previously allowed 400 French troops to be stationed in a cantonment outside of the capital, Ouagadougou.

Voters in the conservative West African state of Mauritania  head to the polls on Saturday for legislative and local elections that will serve as a key test ahead of presidential elections next year.

Mauritanians are due to elect 176 members of parliament, as well as 15 regional councils and 238 municipal councils, in a key test before next year's crucial presidential elections in the West African state.