With growing concerns over climate change and resource depletion, the global search for sustainable materials has never been more urgent. While Africa has long been seen as a source of.
As the world’s leading diamond producer, Botswana is navigating a challenging landscape marked by the rise of lab-grown alternatives and shifting consumer preferences. In response, the Southern African nation is.
Nigeria, Africa’s largest crude oil producer, has paradoxically relied on imported petroleum products due to inadequate refining capacity. Now, the country is making a strategic shift to reverse this trend..
As the world pivots towards sustainable energy sources, Africa is becoming a powerhouse in renewable energy. Ethiopia is among its many trailblazers, with almost 100% of its electricity generation derived.
Across the continent, gold exports have reached unprecedented levels, positioning Africa as a dominant player in the global gold market. However, beneath the glittering surface lies a complex web of.
A combination of strategic partnerships and investments is set to fuel Nigeria’s growth trajectory, with the recent collaboration between Nigerian oil company Oando Plc and Trinidad and Tobago marking a.
There are two contrasting energy paradigms that Africa currently stands at: the golden promise of renewable energy and the entrenched dominance of oil wealth. Undecided between continuing to extract black.
Africa’s vast wealth buried beneath its soil is set to chart a fresh trajectory for development. Uranium reserves from the continent are increasingly capturing global attention. The data paints a.
As the world continues to transition from fossil fuels to renewables, the market demand for lithium continues to soar. With its vast lithium deposits, Africa stands at the forefront of.
Nearly 600 million people remain without electricity, despite the continent’s vast renewable energy potential. Closing this gap is no longer just an aspiration—it is an urgent necessity. Mission 300, a.
