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The event, on its 25th edition is also hoping to pull together about 2000 delegates with 150 speakers in a 50 conference sessions. The post NOG Energy week gears up for epic participation appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Ifeanyi Ajuluchukwu, Chief Executive Officer, Montserrado When the world looks at Africa, it often sees extremes. Some see a continent powered by youth, creativity, and vast natural resources, while others see fragility, power shortages, poverty, and climate vulnerability. Yet beneath every narrative lies a deeper truth – Africa has everything it needs to claim […] The post Why Africa’s energy transition must start with infrastructure appeared first on Vanguard News.

The CBN governor stated that the foreign reserve position highlights the CBN’s ongoing reforms and external sector adjustments. The post Nigeria’s net reserves jump to $34.80 billion appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Energy markets react sharply as key oil and gas facilities across the Middle East suspend operations following fresh attacks. The post US/Israel-Iran War: Qatar halts LNG production as Gulf tensions disrupt energy facilities appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

With full military pomp, Ethiopia has marked the 130th anniversary of the historic Battle of Adwa, celebrating its 1896 victory over invading Italian forces, a triumph that ensured the country was never colonized and remains a powerful symbol of national pride.

Since late February, the Republic of Congo has been alive with the March 15 presidential campaign. Among seven candidates, incumbent Denis Sassou Nguesso was the first to launch his bid, drawing massive crowds at a rally in Pointe-Noire, the country’s economic capital.

Provincial authorities in Tshopo said the attack took place on Sunday and blamed the anti-government M23 armed group, which is backed by neighbouring Rwanda. According to officials, four “kamikaze drones loaded with submunitions” were launched at the airport but were intercepted and shot down.

Guinean President Mamady Doumbouya, who has been absent from the country for more than two weeks, is in "good health", authorities told local media Monday, as speculation swirled surrounding his medical fitness.

A total of 4,305 -- including 223 women -- will eventually be released, Ziyambi said, with the scheme "focusing on vulnerable groups and those who have demonstrated significant progress in their rehabilitation".

The state-owned oil giant, Aramco, confirmed that production at its 550,000-barrel-per-day Ras Tanura refinery was suspended on Monday. The post US/US//Israel-Iran War: Drone strike forces shutdown of Saudi Arabia’s largest refinery appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.