Safeguarding local interests
While oil majors flocking to Africa is a good sign in terms of increased revenue for the continent, securing the interests of the local community is of utmost importance under such circumstances
While oil majors flocking to Africa is a good sign in terms of increased revenue for the continent, securing the interests of the local community is of utmost importance under such circumstances
AfriCatalyst, a Dakar-based global development advisory group, has urged African leaders to develop a framework for issuing African Methane Abatement Bonds (AMAB)
Final negotiations for the financing and construction of Uganda’s US$4bn domestic refinery began this month after Alpha MBM Investments from the United Arab Emirates was chosen by the government of Uganda as preferred bidder
The African Energy Chamber signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the African Petroleum Producers Organisation (APPO) in Brazzaville
This year may see a broadly balanced oil market, reflecting slackening demand in advanced economies (impacted by monetary tightening), OPEC+ alliance cuts, plus a slowdown in non-OPEC supply, says economist Moin Siddiqi