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OPEC and GECF expect rising demand to outpace investment
Oil and gas sectors require trillions in long-term financing
Groups say hydrocarbons will remain central to the global energy mix
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) warn of growing pressure on global supply. Their alert was issued during the sixth OPEC-GECF Energy...
Niger installs 1,031 km of fiber across five national corridors
Project aims to connect with Benin, Nigeria, Chad, Burkina Faso, and Algeria
Authorities expect better service quality, wider access, and lower costs
Niger has completed all sections of its component of the Trans-Saharan Fiber Optic Backbone. A provisional handover ceremony was held on Friday, November 14, 2025, marking a key...
Ethiopia and Rusal sign deal for a 500,000-ton aluminum smelter
First phase requires about $1 billion in investment
Project targets rising global demand expected to grow about 40% by 2030
Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) announced on Friday, November 14, the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Russia’s Rusal to build an aluminum smelter with an annual capacity of...
KBPO identifies more than 1,600 fossil fuel-linked participants at COP30.
Their number exceeds almost all national delegations except Brazil’s.
Their presence may influence discussions on emissions, finance, and energy transition.
A new analysis by the Kick Big Polluters Out (KBPO) coalition shows that more than 1,600 participants linked to fossil energy companies are currently attending...
Senegal’s Plant Protection Directorate receives six new-generation drones.
The equipment improves surveillance and phytosanitary operations with faster, safer interventions.
Drones support efforts to curb major pests, including fall armyworm and fruit fly.
In Senegal, the Plant Protection Directorate (DPV) received six “new-generation” drones for surveillance and phytosanitary...
Togo adopts a 2026 draft budget of CFA2740.5 billion (around $4.8 billion).
Spending rises 14.4%, with nearly half allocated to social programs.
Growth is expected at 6.5% in 2026, above the IMF’s 5.5% medium-term outlook.
The Togolese government adopted the draft Finance Bill for 2026 during the Council of Ministers meeting held on Friday, November 14, 2025. The document...
Vodafone Foundation opens six new digital classrooms in Mozambique.
The country now hosts 26 Instant Network Schools (INS), benefiting over 91,000 students.
The initiative targets refugee inclusion and digital skill development amid a complex humanitarian context.
Vodafone Foundation has launched six new digital classrooms in Mozambique, aiming to enhance education access for...
Barrick is considering a breakup that would separate its North American assets from its African and Asian portfolio, or a direct sale of its African mines.
Interim CEO Mark Hill signalled a strategic pivot toward U.S. and Dominican gold mines, diverging sharply from Mark Bristow’s Africa-focused legacy.
Barrick’s Nevada operations accounted for 42% of its attributable gold output...
Ghana will deploy a $500 million long-term financing facility for the palm oil sector from 2026 to 2032.
The policy targets 100,000 hectares of new plantations to reduce a 200,000-ton annual supply deficit.
The plan includes strong integration of smallholder farmers, backed by specialised funding and technical support.
Ghana plans to invest $500 million to boost its palm...
Destiny Energy will invest $210 million to build a green-ammonia plant in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.
The plant will produce 300 tonnes of green ammonia and 53 tonnes of green hydrogen per day, using wind and solar power.
Egypt will support the project with incentives covering up to 55% of investment costs to help industries meet upcoming EU carbon-border rules.
Destiny...