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Why Nigeria Is Key to Diversifying Global Oil Supply

Rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a corridor that carries nearly one-fifth of global oil supply, have once again exposed the fragility.

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Zambia Targets 3 Million Tonnes of Copper to Lead Global Supply

The Zambian government aims to more than triple annual copper production to three million metric tonnes by 2031, a move that would place the country at the centre of the.

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Ghana’s Gold Royalties Could Reshape African Mining

Ghana has introduced a sliding-scale royalty system that increases the state’s share of mining revenues when gold prices surge. The new policy replaces the long-standing flat 5% royalty rate with.

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DRC Transforms Artisanal Mining into National Wealth

The Democratic Republic of the Congo plans to increase the volume of artisanal gold it purchases and exports to 15 metric tons in 2026, while allocating part of the metal.

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South Africa’s Energy Transition Gets $350m World Bank Boost

In a significant move to strengthen South Africa’s energy infrastructure, the World Bank has approved $350 million in financing aimed at unlocking large-scale private investment in the country’s electricity grid..

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How Burkina Faso Plans a Homegrown Economic Transformation

A nation’s development strategy offers a clear window into its vision for the future. Burkina Faso’s newly adopted National Development Plan (PND) 2026–2030 signals a major shift in the country’s.

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Africa’s Resource and Energy Leaders to Gather in Abuja for AFNIS 2026 to Drive Investment, Policy Alignment and Industrial Growth

PRESS RELEASE   Fifth African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit to convene ministers, CEOs and global investors to advance the continent’s “One Africa. One Resource Vision” and unveil the.

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International Women’s Day 2026: The Strength, Struggles, and Successes of African Women

On a warm afternoon in a rural classroom in northern Ghana, a teacher asked a group of students what they wanted to become in the future. Several boys answered confidently.

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