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Nigeria: Refineries As Monuments to Waste/in /by
[This Day] It's time to privatise them
Nigeria: Inside Nigerian Military’s Strategy, Successes Against Oil Theft/in /by
[Premium Times] A military official noted that Nigeria's crude oil production, which averaged 1.4 to 1.5 million barrels per day before 2025, rose to about 2.2 million barrels per day by December 2025, attributing the improvement largely to enhanced security.
Ghana: Tackling Declining Oil and Gas Production – Government Secures $3.5bn Investment to Boost Sector/in /by
[Ghanaian Times] The Government of Ghana has secured a $3.5 billion investment to revitalize the country's oil and gas sector, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Jubilee/TEN and Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) partners.
Malawi: Fuel Problems Persist As Malawi Has Fuel That Can Only Last for 15 Days/in /by
[Nyasa Times] Malawi currently has fuel reserves that can last the country for just 15 days, we have learnt, marking the first time in about five years that such a level has been reached.
Nigeria: NMDPRA Decries 5,000mw Power Supply, Says Gas Sufficiency Not Nigeria’s Problem/in /by
[This Day] · Minister declares Nigeria's 210 Tcf reserves useless without getting to homes, others
Africa: All of Africa Today – February 6, 2026/in /by
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Namibia: Opposition Warns Namibia’s New Oil Bill Could Fuel Fishrot-Style Corruption Under Presidency/in /by
[Namibian] Opposition parties are calling on the government to learn from the mistakes of countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Angola and Russia when it comes to the oil and gas sector.
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Not Importing Petrol – CEO/in /by
[Premium Times] "DPRP produces high-quality fuels aligned with international environmental and health standards," an official said.
Namibia: Namibia Petroleum Bill – MPs Vow to Scrutinise Transfer of Power to Presidency/in /by
[Namibian] Members of parliament (MPs) have vowed to scrutinise the petroleum bill set to be tabled today before passing it, raising concerns over giving too much power to one person.
Nigeria: Why Nigeria’s Refineries Failed – – Ojulari/in /by
[Premium Times] Under a new board-approved strategy, Mr Ojulari said the company is no longer looking for contractors to run its refineries but experienced global operators with proven track records.