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10 African Oil Producers with Lowest Drilling Activity

10 African Oil Producers with Lowest Drilling Activity

10 African Oil Producers with Lowest Drilling Activity By Eyo Nsima Africa’s oil industry is facing a widening exploration and drilling investment gap, with several petroleum-producing countries recording very low drilling activity despite their substantial hydrocarbon resources. The latest global rig count showed that Africa operated 47 active rigs in July 2026, unchanged from June, […]

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NCDMB Advocates Pan-African Local Content Collaboration to Drive Economic Diversification and Industrial Development

NCDMB Advocates Pan-African Local Content Collaboration to Drive Economic Diversification and Industrial Development

NCDMB Advocates Pan-African Local Content Collaboration to Drive Economic Diversification and Industrial Development   Windhoek, Namibia | August 2026 – The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has called for deeper collaboration among African nations to unlock the continent’s enormous local content potential and accelerate economic diversification, industrial growth, and sustainable development across the

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2026 Publishing Prize Jury unveiled ahead of CANEX WKND in Lagos, Nigeria

2026 Publishing Prize Jury unveiled ahead of CANEX WKND in Lagos, Nigeria

2026 Publishing Prize Jury unveiled ahead of CANEX WKND in Lagos, Nigeria   The CANEX Book Factory, a publishing incubator by Afreximbank’s Creative African Nexus (CANEX) Programme, has announced a three-member jury for the 2026 CANEX Prize for Publishing. This announcement comes ahead of CANEX WKND 2026, taking place from 5–8 November in Lagos, Nigeria.

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EDITORIAL: Dangote’s Free Fuel Delivery Must Translate to Cheaper Petrol

EDITORIAL: Dangote’s Free Fuel Delivery Must Translate to Cheaper Petrol

EDITORIAL: Dangote’s Free Fuel Delivery Must Translate to Cheaper Petrol   Dangote Refinery’s decision to absorb delivery costs is a bold intervention that could lower distribution expenses, intensify competition and ease the burden on consumers. But the savings must reach the pump. Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s expansion of its free petroleum product delivery initiative to Kano,

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Immanuel Nathaniel Maxuilili of Namibia

‘He Was Willing to Die So Namibia Might Live’: Maxuilili Honoured at Heroes’ Acre

‘He Was Willing to Die So Namibia Might Live’: Maxuilili Honoured at Heroes’ Acre By Eyo Nsima Immanuel Nathaniel Maxuilili, who spent nearly three decades sustaining the SWAPO liberation struggle inside Namibia, has been reinterred at Heroes’ Acre, with his family honouring him as a fearless nationalist who sacrificed his freedom for an independent and

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EDITORIAL: Africa Must Turn Oil Windfall into Lasting Wealth

EDITORIAL: Africa Must Turn Oil Windfall into Lasting Wealth

EDITORIAL: Africa Must Turn Oil Windfall into Lasting Wealth   With Brent above $93 a barrel and Murban above $100, Africa’s oil producers have another chance to convert higher crude revenues into lasting economic gains. They must not waste it. Oil prices remain elevated, with Brent crude at about $93.11 a barrel, WTI at $85.35

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Afreximbank H1 earnings rise 30% to $535m as loans climb to $35.4bn

Afreximbank H1 earnings rise 30% to $535m as loans climb to $35.4bn

Afreximbank H1 earnings rise 30% to $535m as loans climb to $35.4bn By Eyo Nsima The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) recorded a 30 per cent increase in net income to $534.7 million in the first half of 2026, driven by stronger lending and higher interest income, while asset quality also improved. Net income rose from

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NOGC 2026 ends with push to turn discoveries into dividends

NOGC 2026 ends with push to turn discoveries into dividends

NOGC 2026 ends with push to turn discoveries into dividends   The 4th Namibia Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition (NOGC) 2026 has concluded in Windhoek with a strong call for Namibia to translate its petroleum discoveries into jobs, skills, businesses, investment and long-term national value. Held under the theme “From Decision to Dividend: Making

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Ogun Waterside Backs Dangote Deep Seaport, Pledges Peaceful Investment Climate

Ogun Waterside Backs Dangote Deep Seaport, Pledges Peaceful Investment Climate

Ogun Waterside Backs Dangote Deep Seaport, Pledges Peaceful Investment Climate   Ogun Waterside Local Government has pledged its full support for the proposed Dangote Deep Seaport, describing the project as a transformative investment that will accelerate industrialisation, create employment and reposition the coastal council as a major logistics and maritime hub in Nigeria.   The

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Namibia to honour liberation veterans with national awards Tuesday

Namibia to honour liberation veterans with national awards Tuesday

Namibia to honour liberation veterans with national awards Tuesday   Namibia will on Tuesday confer National Honours on veterans of the country’s Liberation Struggle, in a major ceremony aimed at recognising those who contributed to the country’s struggle for independence. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will confer the honours on August 25 at the Independence Stadium in

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