As tensions in the Middle East disrupt jet fuel flows through the Strait of Hormuz—a critical corridor that has historically supplied nearly 40% of Europe’s aviation fuel—global supply chains are.
The recent production sharing contract between Oando Plc and Angola’s National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) for the KON-13 block in the Kwanza Basin marks a significant turning point.
Luanda, Angola — Africa’s mining sector—responsible for nearly 10% of global mineral production and over 15% of the world’s diamonds—is undergoing a strategic transformation. This shift is driven by.
Namibia is rapidly emerging as a serious player in the global energy landscape, following a 57% increase in the Mopane field’s contingent resources to 1.38 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
The Afreximbank-backed refinancing of the Dangote Refinery marks more than a financial restructuring; it represents a strategic turning point for Nigeria’s oil sector. The deal is set to reshape domestic.
Kenya’s decision to open Mrima Hill—a long-contested, mineral-rich site—to international investors marks more than a routine mining tender. It signals the country’s deliberate entry into the highly competitive global market.
Nigeria’s banking sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by recapitalisation and structural reforms that are reshaping Africa’s financial landscape. In 2026, the country’s leading banks recorded the fastest brand.
Ghana’s return to issuing a seven-year domestic bond, its first in three years, represents far more than a routine fundraising exercise. It marks a deliberate step towards restoring market confidence,.
The arrival of Sonatrach at Niger’s Kafra field represents far more than the launch of a new drilling campaign. It signals a defining shift in the country’s economic identity. Long.
