ExxonMobil's arrival in Angola's Namibe Basin is the latest step in the American major's bold decision to take increasingly risky bets in offshore African projects. With no plans to let go of its Nigerian and Angolan assets, the supermajor is [.
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The power shortages in this opposition stronghold have made life difficult for outgoing the head of state's side in the region.
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The choice of Austrian firm Andritz Hydro to renovate the 27.6 MW Grandes chutes and 5 MW Baneah hydropower plants [...]
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On December 20, the board of directors of the Agence francaise de developpement (AFD) approved a $245 million loan for [...]
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The Cameroon and Chad Power Interconnection Project, which has been [...]
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In late December, four months after Kinshasa signed the International [...]
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Gabon has at last announced its choice of arbitrator in [...]
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The news went under the radar, and for good cause. Chadian president Idriss Deby chose Christmas Eve, December 24, as [...]
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According to our sources, TechnipFMC's vice president Africa, Stephane Sole, handed in his notice to the French-American firm at the [...]
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The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ISCID) arbitration between the Senegalese state and African Petroleum over Rufisque offshore [...]
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According to our sources, New Age founder and former chairman, Steve Lowden, who was shown the door in August last [...]
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