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Tanzania's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Doto Biteko on 28 August 2022 in Manyara (northern Tanzania).
Tanzania's Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Doto Biteko on 28 August 2022 in Manyara (northern Tanzania). © Nurdin Pallangyo/Xinhua News Agency/Newscom/MaxPPP

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Shell and Equinor lose patience as political games put brakes on LNG project

Tanzania's rich offshore gas reserves were discovered 14 years ago, but the ruling party is still dragging its feet over key liquefaction decisions, much to the frustration of the two oil majors involved in the project.
LogoSubscribers only Energy 18.07.2024

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East Africa's hotly contested coffee sector

An important source of foreign currency, coffee exports are the subject of a power struggle between multinational trading companies and the region's coffee-producing countries, chief among which are Ethiopia and Kenya. While governments try to impose reforms designed to favour local producers and intermediaries, international traders, notably German and Swiss, seek to maintain their dominant position.

LogoSubscribers only Commodity traders 18.11.2024
A worker carries coffee beans in a warehouse in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1 July 2023.

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