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Read moreDetailsNigeria’s Aiteo won the Libyan Murzuq M1 oil block, giving an African company a place in the latest exploration push...
Read moreDetailsThe global energy transition is facing a critical structural bottleneck, with renewable energy accounting for just 15 percent of total...
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Read moreDetails· But risks embedding gender inequality without urgent action · Africa to see 84m green jobs by 2050 Nigeria’s green transition...
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Read moreDetailsGlobal investors are increasingly pricing African industrial infrastructure as long-term yield assets, a trend reflected in the Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s...
Read moreDetailsGlobal petroleum trade routes could be entering a period of significant realignment as new refining hubs emerge outside traditional centres...
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Read moreDetailsRussia's decision to halt the export of aviation fuel to the global market until the end of November is set...
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