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Invictus Energy Strikes Gas in Zimbabwe, Unlocking Potential for Energy Independence

Invictus Energy Strikes Gas in Zimbabwe, Unlocking Potential for Energy Independence

n a groundbreaking development, Invictus Energy, an exploration and development company, has made a significant gas discovery in Zimbabwe. The discovery marks a historic milestone for the nation, opening up new possibilities for energy independence and economic growth. Invictus Energy's exploration efforts have focused on the Cabora Bassa

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DR Congo: Turkish Contractors Better Than Chinese?

DR Congo: Turkish Contractors Better Than Chinese?

The people of Kinshasa cannot believe the speed at which a Turkish company has built an imposing financial complex in the heart of the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, more accustomed to major Chinese projects than to these new builders of the African continent.

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Why is Ghana Selling its Oil and Gas Blocks?

Why is Ghana Selling its Oil and Gas Blocks?

Ghana is looking to boost its oil and gas production by selling more exploration rights, aiming to avoid leaving valuable fossil fuels in the ground and generate revenue to fund its energy transition, a Ghanaian official said.

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Top 10 African Countries with Best Electricity Access

A major problem stunting the development of African countries is the extensive lack of stable power supply, with some areas not even having access to electricity at all. According to “Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report”, Sub-Saharan Africa collectively has 47% access to electricity. This is a huge impediment to

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Namibia Discovers Oil While Pursuing Green Energy

The first "green hydrogen" power plant being built in Africa is expected to begin producing electricity in Namibia in 2024, an official from France-based HDF Energy told Reuters news agency this week. That presents something of a dilemma for Namibia, which is championing the clean energy but also

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The Cost of Coltan Mining to People and the Environment in DRC

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is endowed with natural resources, with rich mineral deposits worth more than US $24 trillion. Columbite tantalite (Coltan) is one of the precious and strategic minerals extracted in the Central African country. The DRC's coltan production reached 700 tonnes in 2021, making

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UK Court Exposes Corrupt Mining Giants Exploiting African Nations

For many years, mining companies operating in Africa have continued to exploit the continent. Their crimes go unpunished due to the activities of corrupt local officials who mortgage their future and those of unborn generations for bribes and contracts. However, it appears that the law has begun to catch up

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