Because there has not been significant investment in existing infrastructure, sub-Saharan Africa can actually capitalise on the fact energy access is below 50%.
Given the prohibitive cost of delivering a continent-wide grid can Africa go its own way with stand-alone renewable energy and leapfrog grid-based generation?
Three discoveries made in the Algerian desert should expand Algeria’s gas and oil deliveries to Europe as the continent looks beyond Russia for gas deliveries.
As Nigeria's perennially inefficient and loss-making state-owned oil corporation, NNPC, becomes a private venture, can it meet expectations of becoming a profitable business that will finally benefit Africa’s largest oil producer?
President Biden has supported Egypt in saying that an agreement on the filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam should be concluded without further delay.
African countries must simplify trade regulations and improve access to private finance if they are to move up the supply value chain and diversify from commodity exports, says the new report.
Publish What You Fund, the global campaign for aid and development transparency, has named the African Development Bank the most transparent organisation in the world. The Bank’s Sovereign Portfolio now ranks first out of 50 global development institutions in Publish What You Fund’s 2022 A…
Of roughly 6,000 abandoned coal mines in South Africa, at least 2,322 are classified as “high risk” to the public. But only 27 of these have been rehabilitated since 2009.
Egypt will host the first global climate conference in Africa since 2016, but its ambivalent attitude towards fossil fuels leaves some environmentalists concerned.