Total has no intention of losing its seat as one of the largest oil players on the continent and has been busy working to keep ahead of Chevron in the race for Anadarko's African assets.
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The Russian energy firms have shifted into top gear to take on the Angolan market.
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The Mauritius firm CSI Energy Group has returned to Maputo with new offices opened in May to oversee a power [...]
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Mozambique's Tete province is to get a new thermal power plant built by the new consortium Central Termica de Tete [...]
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Founder of Simba Essel Energy, Hassan Hassan is calling on [...]
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Spanish power developer AEE Power already has a foothold in [...]
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The British security powerhouse Control Risks Group is bringing in [...]
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Namibian businessman Simon Kapenda is ready to call on sector [...]
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When invited at the last minute to Accra, the adopted city of Nigerian billionaire and Aiteo founder Benedict Peters, the [...]
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The late-April arrival of new Sonatrach boss, Rachid Hachichi, could jeopardise some of the group's overseas investments. As we revealed, [...]
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While Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne's meeting with Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni in Entebbe on April 29 was made public knowledge, [...]
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Kosmos Energy chairman Andrew Inglis, joined by the company's two vice presidents Mike Anderson, who covers governmental relations, and Todd [...]
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