Africa’s Emerging Doctrine of Development Sovereignty
By Sola Adebawo The most important outcome of the Africa Forward 2026 Summit in Nairobi may not be the declaration […]
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Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt and President of Afreximbank Hold a Press Briefing on Egypt’s Ongoing Preparations to Host the 33rd Afreximbank Annual Meetings in Alamein
H.E. Mr. Hassan Abdalla, Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE), and Dr George Elombi, President and Chairman of
NCDMB to host 2026 midstream, downstream stakeholders summit
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) is set to host the 2026 Oil & Gas Midstream & Downstream
Afreximbank to focus on intra-African trade, industrialization, economic integration at 33rd Annual Meetings — Elombi
By Udeme Akpan The President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of African Export-Import Bank, George Elombi, has said
REA, Partners launch $188m fund to finance 191mw of solar capacity
The Green Finance Investment Facility (GFiF), a blended finance platform to mobilise large-scale private and institutional investment into distributed renewable
Africa Forward 2026 and the Reordering of Global Power
By Sola Adebawo When European leaders scrambled to rethink energy security after the Russia-Ukraine war, one reality became impossible to
THE PRESIDENTIAL TASKFORCE ON POWER SECTOR RESET AND RECOVERY; MATTERS ARISING AND POTENTIAL CONFLICT AREAS
By Odion Omonfoman President Bola Tinubu’s appointment of Dr. Rilwan Lanre Babalola as Special Adviser on Power and Chairman of
Pipelines, Power, and Positioning; What Nigeria’s OB3 project reveals about Africa’s energy future
By Sola Adebawo When a pipeline crosses a river, it is often described as an engineering milestone. In Nigeria,
From MW to GW: Why Africa Must Think in Grid-Scale Power to Compete in the AI Economy
By Olakunle Oke The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping global energy demand, with implications that extend
Nigeria’s electricity is cheaper than everywhere — and that’s the problem
Nigeria’s weighted average electricity tariff sits at just ₦124.30/kWh ($0.09) a figure that sounds like good news until you examine