Nigeria: Before our glory departs By Matthew Hassan Kukah If a religious leader is afraid to say what is right, what else can his silence mean but that he has taken flight? Hiding behind a wall of silence is like taking flight at the approach of the wolf — Pope St. Gregory the Great (540–604 […]
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By Lynne McCarthy The energy savings this solution brings with its smart defrost and night-set mode, makes it the desired solution for future refrigeration applications Optyma™ Control Panel Proves Effective at Facebook HQ office in Dubai. Cooling IDS team MENA Region has bagged a remarkable project for the Control Panels by providing an effective Turnkey
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By Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth The Republic of South Sudan was welcomed by millions of South Sudanese and the world as the world’s newest nation. Juba, the capital city of the republic, was flooded with people who came to witness its birth. The Republic of South Sudan had allies everywhere – including in the IGAD region
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By Grace Goodrich Mozambique defied global investment flows by reporting a rise in deal activity in 2020. Now, the country seeks to engage local service providers to supply goods and services to gas megaprojects to drive in-country value generation and retention. While overall transactions dropped by eight percent in sub-Saharan Africa in 2020, in Mozambique,
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While the details vary by country, the licensing round process has, in general, become too prone to delays and uncertainty By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org) In late 2019, as the African oil and gas industry was looking to the future with optimism, Offshore Engineer wrote that the continent was had reason
