Nigeria anticipates ₦6.8 trillion more in oil revenue, but fuel costs remain high
Rising instability in global energy markets, largely linked to the Israel–Iran conflict, is set to boost Nigeria’s oil earnings, with […]
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African oil-producing countries insist on continued drilling at fossil fuel phase-out discussions.
At global discussions on phasing out fossil fuels held in Colombia, several oil-producing African countries reaffirmed on Wednesday that they
Africa’s top oil producer faces revenue pressure after UAE exits OPEC.
Concerns are mounting within the energy community over the United Arab Emirates’ planned exit from the Organisation of the Petroleum
Africa’s largest fertiliser company eyes opportunities as the US prepares to lower phosphate import duties.
Morocco is set to expand its influence in the global fertiliser industry as the United States reviews a proposal to
Middle East tensions disrupt fertiliser exports, raising concerns over Africa’s food security.
Tensions in the Middle East are placing fresh strain on global fertiliser supply chains, driving prices upward from around $500
Nigeria records its highest oil production in five years at 1.71 million barrels daily.
Nigeria’s daily crude production has climbed to 1.71 million barrels between April 2025 and April 2026, representing the highest output
IMF team expected in Accra from April 29 for Ghana’s final programme review
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff mission is expected in Accra from April 29, 2026, for Ghana’s sixth and final
Africa’s fuel supply faces pressure, with an 86 million-tonne deficit emerging due to global risks.
Africa may experience a shortage of up to 86 million tonnes of refined fuel by 2040, a fresh report from
Nigeria eyes $74bn livestock expansion to curb food shortages and inflation
Plans are underway by Nigeria’s federal government to grow the livestock sector into a $74 billion industry over the next
Africa’s third-largest oil producer nears $400 million debt-for-education swap
Angola plans to conclude a $400 million debt-for-education swap by June, Finance Minister Vera Daves de Sousa said, as the