The majors working in the north of Mozambique are set to have less and less latitude as local content legislation takes form.
A tie-up of the two supermajors Chevron and ExxonMobil, which their chief executives reportedly discussed late last year, would completely realign the balance of power in Africa's oil industry.
People living near the Tenke Fungurume copper and cobalt mine esteem that the Chinese operator of the site is not paying the sums they are due because of a deal made with the influential tribal leader Godefroid Munongo.
Scandanavian juinor Panoro Energy is growing its portfolio of African licences, making the most of pandemic bargains.
G20 countries are preparing to extend for a second time the Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) they established last year. But behind the scenes, China and the West are already at loggerheads over what comes next, namely debt cancellations.
The Senegalese authorities has asked Parisian lobbying and consultancy firm Avisa Partners to prepare a revamped version of the Dakar forum on peace an security for its seventh summit later this year.
By stepping up efforts to counter improvised explosive devices and by training Somali army troops, the United Kingdom intends to continue the fight against Al-Shabaab, to compensate for the withdrawal of US forces.
Kenya's intelligence chief Philip Kameru has joined several of Uhuru Kenyatta's other advisors in urging him to distance himself from his supposed ally Raila Odinga.
Lesotho Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro is facing a serious crisis that could spell the end of American development aid to the kingdom after it failed to meet a deadline imposed by the US to address human trafficking.
The giant investment funds Orbis and Allan Gray, despite some criticism, have remained true to the vision of their late founder under the leadership of one of his children, William Gray.
Chocolate and biscuit manufacturer Sobco-Palmary, owned by the Amrani brothers and Reda Turki, wants to sell up to 20% of its share capital to an investor.
316e fortune de France selon le magazine Challenges, l'industriel du prêt-à-porter Xavier Marie s'implante au Maroc avec sa Compagnie Marco Polo.
An armoured SUV is at the heart of a complaint filed on 4 December before a court in Houston, Texas, by the National Oil Corp against Alpine Armoring, accused of breaking a contract concluded in January 2020.