Tanzania Approves $3.5 Billion Pipeline Project/in /by
The 1,443-kilometre (900-mile) pipeline will transport crude from vast oilfields being developed in Lake Albert in northwestern Uganda to a Tanzanian port on the Indian Ocean.
Fighting resumes in Somaliland as tens of thousands flee/in /by
The violence began on February 6th when Dhulbahante clan elders reportedly issued a declaration saying they were no longer part of Somaliland.
Nigeria: Shell Pledges Support for Federal Govt’s Efforts to Preserve Oloibiri Heritage/in /by
[Premium Times] Oloibiri is where Shell first struck oil in commercial quantity in 1958.
Somali forces respond as ten civilians killed in jihadist attack in Mogadishu/in /by
In recent months, the Somali army and local clan militias have retaken chunks of territory from the militants in an operation backed by US air strikes and an African Union force known as ATMIS
Nigeria’s Tinubu rallies in Lagos powerbase before election/in /by
Nigeria's ruling party candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday took the last lap of his presidential campaign to his Lagos power base, where he received a triumphant welcome at a packed stadium.
Uganda: TotalEnergies Passes Key Safety Milestone On Uganda’s Tilenga Oil Project/in /by
[Nile Post] French oil company, TotalEnergies EP Uganda has successfully achieved 10-millionman hours without Lost Time Injuries (LTI) on the Tilenga Project.
Protesters take to the streets to protest Sudan’s military rule/in /by
Sudan has been politically unstable since an uprising overthrew its longtime autocratic ruler Omar al-Bashir in 2019.
Nigeria: Presidential Candidates Ignore Climate Change, Experts Say/in /by
[DW] Nigeria is badly hit by climate change, resulting in desertification, a shrinking Lake Chad in the north, flooding in the center, and coastal erosion in the south. Yet the issue plays no role in election campaigns.
Nigeria: Those Managing Nigeria’s Oil Must Account for Crude Oil Theft – VP/in /by
[This Day] Says addressing crude oil theft, sabotage major concern of govt
Africa’s longest river is under threat/in /by
The Nile is essential to millions of people, including in Sudan. But it could vanish due to factors including rising sea levels resulting in saltwater intrusion downstream. 85-year-old farmer Ahmed Abakr already suffers from changing water levels.