Enlit Africa 2025: Igniting Africa’s energy and water future – just one week to go!
The countdown is on! From 20-22 May 2025, the vibrant city of Cape Town will host Enlit Africa, the continent’s most electrifying […]
May 14, 2025
Critical Minerals Africa Group (CMAG) Webinar Explores Global Geopolitics and Africa’s Strategic Role in Critical Minerals
In a compelling and timely webinar, the Critical Minerals Africa Group (CMAG) (www.CMAGAfrica.com) convened leading experts to unpack how intensifying geopolitical
2025 Civil Society Forum: African Development Bank and Civil Society Reaffirm Alliance for Africa’s Transformation
The African Development Bank www.AfDB.org has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to collaborating with African civil society to advance the continent’s development
Africa’s Oil Frontiers Urged to Accelerate Development at Invest in African Energy (IAE) 2025
African oil and gas markets must act swiftly to turn exploration wins into production success if they hope to emulate
TotalEnergies’ Mike Sangster Talks Multi-Energy Strategy at Invest in African Energy (IAE) 2025
Mike Sangster, Senior Vice President for Africa at TotalEnergies, outlined the company’s multi-energy strategy in Africa at the Invest in
CORRECTION: Mauritania Moves to Private Power Model, Set to Receive Independent Power Producer (IPP) Bids Within Weeks
Mauritania is accelerating its shift toward a fully privatized power generation model, with bids due in the next two to
Invest in African Energy (IAE) 2025: Innovative Financing to Unlock Africa’s Energy Potential
Africa holds immense energy potential, with more than 125 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, 620 trillion cubic feet of
Mauritania Shifts to Private Power with 550 Megawatt (MW) Gas Plant, Bids to Start Within Weeks
Mauritania is accelerating its shift toward a fully privatized power generation model, with bids due in the next two to
African Mining Week (AMW) 2025 to Spotlight the Impact of Gabon’s Mining Code
Gabon strives to expand the mining industry’s GDP contribution to over 30% by the mid-2030s, using policies such as the
Africa’s Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Growth Hinges on Investment, Strategic Partnerships
Accelerating Africa’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) ambitions will depend on mobilizing risk-tolerant investment, building strong technical and commercial partnerships, and