Africa Oil Week
African countries showcase their oil and gas investment opportunities at AOW
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Several African countries have used the Africa Oil Week (AOW) event in Cape Town to promote their oil and gas sectors to a global audience of investors, suppliers and other major stakeholders
Uganda, Equatorial Guinea pave the way for Africa’s oil future
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Africa Oil Week started off to a high profile with more than 200 senior executives from IOC and NOCs, along with ministerial delegations from leading African nations, working together to find solutions to Africa’s energy challenges
“Somalia holds huge opportunities for investors,” says petroleum minister
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Somalia, rich in hydrocarbons with a favourable geological structure, has great opportunities for investors looking to enter the East African market, said the country’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed at the Africa Oil & Power conference
Minerals and Energy Minister makes a case for gas
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South African Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe has urged investors to invest in and help develop South Africa’s gas industry
Bold vision promises new dawn for Nigeria’s ailing petrochemical industry
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Estimated to hold 37bn bbl of proven oil reserves, Nigeria is the second biggest oil-rich country in Africa, after Libya
- Gabon continues to plot the path to a brighter energy future
- Somalia keen to showcase its untapped potential to the world
- Africa Oil Week: Oil and gas play crucial role in South Africa’s energy mix
- Gabon reduces corporate tax to zero per cent to attract investment
- Sudan is positioned for another boom, says energy minister
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