The outlook for Nigeria, Africa's biggest oil producer, is mixed, according to speakers at IP Week, held this week in London

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The Nigerian Oil and Gas conference 2017 will not be affected by the closure of Abuja Airport

Leticia Klemens, the Mozambican Minister for Mineral Resources and Energy, attended the United Kingdom for a four-day official visit

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will support the resource-rich Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) to deal with the economic challenges confronting their nations in the wake of plunging oil prices, security threats and civil unrest