Kenya looks beyond Dangote as East Africa widens refinery search
Kenya is strengthening its energy relationship with Azerbaijan as Nairobi searches for additional partners for its planned East African oil […]
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Cuban president denounces US sanctions as ‘genocidal siege’
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Monday denounced US sanctions against Cuba as a “genocidal siege,” accusing Washington of imposing “collective
AES nations intensify resource control efforts as Niger signs $1bn energy deals with China
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Putin says Russia-China friendship ‘not directed against anyone’ ahead of Beijing visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin said relations between Moscow and Beijing had reached an “unprecedented level” and stressed that the countries’
Trump says he postponed planned attacks on Iran because regional nations said deal is close
US President Donald Trump said Monday that he decided to delay the resumption of attacks on Iran because several regional
Trump proposes bringing 10,000 more white South Africans to the U.S. as refugees
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US imposes new travel limits on 3 African nations
The United States has announced fresh travel restrictions affecting several African nations, among them the Democratic Republic of Congo, South
Eswatini moves to build oil reserve amid Middle East fuel market instability
Eswatini is moving ahead with plans to establish a strategic petroleum reserve that can hold fuel for up to two
Egypt unveils $15 billion desert farming project aimed at creating 2 million jobs
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has officially unveiled the country’s ambitious New Delta agricultural project, a massive desert rehabilitation initiative
Zambia reopens acid exports to Congo as global scramble for battery minerals intensifies
Zambia has given approval for two leading copper producers to restart restricted exports of sulphuric acid to the Democratic Republic