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Ghana’s oil revenues to reach $1 billion in 2022

ByBrian Kithinji

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What is load shedding and why is it happening in South Africa?

ByBrian Kithinji

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Is Africa ready for a Net Zero future?

ByPauline Kamiri

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Ghana eyes $1.7B loan to acquire oil and gas assets

ByBrian Kithinji

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Half of Africa’s population lack access to electricity, UN study reveals

ByBrian Kithinji

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Eastern Africa’s geothermal sector to receive $95 million investment

ByBrian Kithinji

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Why Zimbabwe will suffer lengthy power outages

ByBrian Kithinji

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World Bank allocates $200 million to Benin for electricity projects

ByBrian Kithinji

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South Sudan targets increased oil production to boost economy

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South Sudan targets increased oil production to boost economy

ByBrian Kithinji

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Nigeria’s plan to rebuild oil refineries ignores one key detail – oil is no longer valuable

ByBrian Kithinji

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Tanzania to begin construction of $30 billion natural gas project in 2023

ByBrian Kithinji

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Without government intervention, Ghana’s energy debt will hit $12.5 billion by 2023

ByBrian Kithinji

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Sorry environmentalists, Angola’s appetite for more oil is irresistible

ByBrian Kithinji

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Africa Finance Corporation targets combining renewable infrastructure projects to attract more funding

ByBrian Kithinji

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Sudan warns Ethiopia further filling of Nile dam threatens national security

ByBrian Kithinji

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Tullow Oil focuses on West Africa to generate $7bn over next decade

ByBrian Kithinji

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Sudan’s government cuts petrol and diesel prices

ByBrian Kithinji

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Japan’s Marubeni Corp pulls out of South African coal power plant project

ByBrian Kithinji

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Nigeria strikes deal to sell Chad electricity

ByBrian Kithinji