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Senegal joins other nations to approve capital payment for Africa Energy Bank

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  • Peace Udoh

    Peace E. Udoh is an editorial analyst with expertise in energy and migration storytelling. She brings strong skills in research, data reporting, and article development, with a proven record of breaking impactful stories.

    At present, she works with Energy in Africa, where she covers electricity, power, and renewable energy trends across the continent.

    You can connect with her on LinkedIn.

Senegal President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye

Ethiopia, Nigeria sign deal for multibillion dollar gas-by-rail corridor project

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  • Victor J. Bassey

    Victor James Bassey is a prolific freelance energy journalist with nearly 10 years of experience. At Energy in Africa, Victor focuses on the comprehensive reporting of oil and gas news and trends from upstream to downstream and everything in between.

    He is the founding partner at Bavijas, a Nigeria-based energy consultancy, where he offers research and advisory services to investors and businesses.

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  • Victor J. Bassey

    Victor James Bassey is a prolific freelance energy journalist with nearly 10 years of experience. At Energy in Africa, Victor focuses on the comprehensive reporting of oil and gas news and trends from upstream to downstream and everything in between.

    He is the founding partner at Bavijas, a Nigeria-based energy consultancy, where he offers research and advisory services to investors and businesses.

    You can reach Bassey here.

Ethiopia's Prime Minister. Abiy Ahmed

Nigeria to reconnect aluminum firm, ALSCON, to grid after 26 years of neglect

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  • Peace Udoh

    Peace E. Udoh is an editorial analyst with expertise in energy and migration storytelling. She brings strong skills in research, data reporting, and article development, with a proven record of breaking impactful stories.

    At present, she works with Energy in Africa, where she covers electricity, power, and renewable energy trends across the continent.

    You can connect with her on LinkedIn.

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  • Peace Udoh

    Peace E. Udoh is an editorial analyst with expertise in energy and migration storytelling. She brings strong skills in research, data reporting, and article development, with a proven record of breaking impactful stories.

    At present, she works with Energy in Africa, where she covers electricity, power, and renewable energy trends across the continent.

    You can connect with her on LinkedIn.

Electricity substation

South Africa’s Eskom workers demand 15% salary increase as firm returns to profit

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  • Peace Udoh

    Peace E. Udoh is an editorial analyst with expertise in energy and migration storytelling. She brings strong skills in research, data reporting, and article development, with a proven record of breaking impactful stories.

    At present, she works with Energy in Africa, where she covers electricity, power, and renewable energy trends across the continent.

    You can connect with her on LinkedIn.

Author

  • Peace Udoh

    Peace E. Udoh is an editorial analyst with expertise in energy and migration storytelling. She brings strong skills in research, data reporting, and article development, with a proven record of breaking impactful stories.

    At present, she works with Energy in Africa, where she covers electricity, power, and renewable energy trends across the continent.

    You can connect with her on LinkedIn.

South Africa's utility giant, Eskom

Galp begins arbitration with Mozambique on $300 million tax dispute

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  • Kiishi Abikoye

    Kiishi Abikoye is an energy and lifestyle writer.

    She covers industry trends, career opportunities, appointment updates and profiles in the energy space.

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  • Kiishi Abikoye

    Kiishi Abikoye is an energy and lifestyle writer.

    She covers industry trends, career opportunities, appointment updates and profiles in the energy space.

    An AI enthusiast, find Kiishi on LinkedIn here.

Portuguese oil firm, Galp oil firm

Senegal has approved its share of the capital payment for the African Energy Bank (AEB), bringing the continent closer to launching a financing institution for energy projects.

Ethiopia and Nigeria have signed the preliminary agreement launching a project that will involve the building a 73,500-kilometre freight railway connecting 40 sub-Saharan African countries.

The Nigerian government has pledged to revive the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON) in Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State, by reconnecting it to the national grid after twenty-six years of inactivity.

South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, faces labour pressure as workers demand a 15% wage increase just as the company records its first full-year profit in eight years.

Portuguese Energy Company, Galp Energia, has begun steps to resolve its ongoing tax dispute of about $300 million with Mozambique through an International Arbitration Tribunal.

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Senegal joins other nations to approve capital payment for Africa Energy Bank

Senegal joins other nations to approve capital payment for Africa Energy Bank

Senegal has approved its share of the capital payment for the African Energy Bank (AEB), bringing the continent closer to launching a financing institution for energy projects.

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Ethiopia, Nigeria sign deal for multibillion dollar gas-by-rail corridor project

Ethiopia, Nigeria sign deal for multibillion dollar gas-by-rail corridor project

Ethiopia and Nigeria have signed the preliminary agreement for a Gas-by-Rail Economic Corridor Initiative (GBR-ECI), launching a significant project that will involve the building a 73,500-kilometre freight railway connecting 40 sub-Saharan African countries.

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Nigeria to reconnect aluminum firm, ALSCON, to grid after 26 years of neglect

Nigeria to reconnect aluminum firm, ALSCON, to grid after 26 years of neglect

The Nigerian government has pledged to revive the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON) in Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State, by reconnecting it to the national grid after twenty-six years of inactivity.

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South Africa’s Eskom workers demand 15% salary increase as firm returns to profit

South Africa’s Eskom workers demand 15% salary increase as firm returns to profit

South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, faces labour pressure as workers demand a 15% wage increase just as the company records its first profit in eight years.

Follow the story
Galp begins arbitration with Mozambique on $300 million tax dispute

Galp begins arbitration with Mozambique on $300 million tax dispute

Portuguese Energy Company, Galp Energia, has begun steps to resolve its ongoing tax dispute of about $300 million with Mozambique through an International Arbitration Tribunal.

Follow the story

Senegal has approved its share of the capital payment for the African Energy Bank (AEB), bringing the continent closer to launching a financing institution for energy projects.

Ethiopia and Nigeria have signed the preliminary agreement launching a project that will involve the building a 73,500-kilometre freight railway connecting 40 sub-Saharan African countries.

The Nigerian government has pledged to revive the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON) in Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State, by reconnecting it to the national grid after twenty-six years of inactivity.

South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, faces labour pressure as workers demand a 15% wage increase just as the company records its first full-year profit in eight years.

Portuguese Energy Company, Galp Energia, has begun steps to resolve its ongoing tax dispute of about $300 million with Mozambique through an International Arbitration Tribunal.

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