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Nigeria: Reps Quiz NPA Over Sale of Vessels, Other Items/in /by
[Premium Times] The committee also asked NPA to bring the list of properties slated for auctioning and evaluation reports.
Malawi: PIL Moves to Scale Up Fuel Supply/in /by
[Nyasa Times] Petroleum Importers Limited (PIL) has moved to scale up the importation of fuel in the country through rail with 11 wagons of petrol offloaded in Blantyre yesterday.
Nigeria: Tinubu Woos ExxonMobil Chief, Says Nigeria Is Ready for Business/in /by
[Daily Trust] President Bola Tinubu met with a delegation of global energy giant ExxonMobil, in New York, where he said, "Nigeria has never been more ready for business than it is now."
Kenya: CS Kuria Apologizes Over Fuel Price Hike Remarks/in /by
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has apologised over his remarks on fuel price increase.
South Africa: Climate Activists, Journalist Ejected From Standard Bank HQ As Anti-Fossil Fuel Protest Turns Chaotic/in /by
[Daily Maverick] A protest at Standard Bank's headquarters in Johannesburg on Tuesday descended into chaos when a group of human rights and climate activists, as well as a Daily Maverick journalist, were forcibly removed from the building by security personnel.
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery to Begin Operation in October – Report/in /by
[Premium Times] "The company is also widening the road connecting the refinery to the expressway. That job is 70 per cent complete," an official added.
Nigeria: Nigerian Petroleum Agency Signs CNG Agreement With Energy Firm/in /by
[Premium Times] The agency disclosed this in a series of tweets via its verified official X handle on Tuesday.
Nigeria: Major Shake-Up in NNPC, Top Management Staff Sacked/in /by
[Daily Trust] The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has sacked top management staff who have less than 15 months to retire.
Nigeria: NNPCL Announces Compulsory Retirement for Senior Management Staff/in /by
[Premium Times] The NNPCL had on Saturday announced management changes and appointed new executive vice presidents
Nigeria: Was There Really a Consensus That Fuel Subsidy Should Go?/in /by
[Premium Times] In my last week's column (Beyond the PEPT's Judgement), I argued, among other things, that the Western brand of liberal democracy we currently practice does not, and cannot work in our type of society where the basis of even statehood remains contested. This is because the adversarial nature of our electoral competition aggravates the structures of conflicts in the society, deepening the fault lines necessarily mobilized as part of our identity politics and consequently undermining the nation-building