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President Samia expected in Uganda for signing of oil deals 10 President Samia expected in Uganda for signing of oil deals THE long wait for Uganda's Final Investment Decision for oil and gas could come to an end this Sunday, following talks between government officials and industry leaders from Uganda and Tanzania. Tanzania President Samia Hassan Suluhu is expected in Uganda for talks that should culminate into the signing of the deals on Sunday 11, according to a top official from the Ugandan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “President Samia will be on her journey in a few hours for talks, wh...

Anglo American to Spin Off South African Coal Mines2021-04-092021-04-09http://www.liquidafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/LA-Logo.pngliquidafricahttp://www.liquidafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/LA-Logo.png200px200px   Anglo American Plc will separate its South African coal mines into a new business this year, as the company accelerates its response to investor pressure over the most- polluting fuel. Anglo has been plotting an exit from thermal coal for more than a year and has always said separating its South African business was the most likely outcome. Anglo will still own a coal...

DeSmog Dec 19, 2019 @ 15:43 Even as international climate negotiators tried to make progress at the UN climate summit in Madrid in early December, fossil fuel production and consumption has continued to rise, and major oil companies have been seeking new horizons to exploit. The industry is not slowing down, even in the face of the worsening climate crisis. Although many oil companies signed on to the Paris Climate Agreement, they have simultaneously poured $50 billion into projects since 2018 that are not aligned with climate targets. The industry also has plans to invest $1.4 trillion in n...

April 7, 2021 Share The battle for an ancient desert city in war-torn Yemen has become a key to understanding wider tensions now inflaming the Middle East and the challenges facing any efforts by President Joe Biden’s administration to shift U.S. troops out of the region. Fighting has been raging in the mountains outside of Marib as Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, who hold Yemen’s capital of Sanaa, attempt to seize the city, which is crucial to the country’s energy supplies. Saudi Arabia, which has led a military coalition since 2015 backing Sanaa’s exiled government, has launch...

Battle for Yemen desert city now a key to Iran, US tension JON GAMBRELL and ISABEL DEBRE, Associated Press April 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5FILE - In this Feb. 2, 2018, file photo, Yemeni soldiers allied to the country's internationally recognized government stand guard in Marib, Yemen. The battle for the ancient desert city has become key to understanding wider tensions now inflaming the Middle East and the challenges facing any efforts by President Joe Biden’s administration to shift U.S. troops out of the region.Jon Gambrell/APShow MoreShow Less 2of5FILE - In this Fe...