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Africa’s Supply Chain in the Face of Global Challenges

Africa’s supply chain landscape faces unprecedented challenges alongside transformative opportunities as the continent grows economically and becomes increasingly integrated into the global economy. Factors such as climate change, geopolitical tensions,.

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Oil, Politics, and Ceasefires: How Global Conflicts Impact Oil Prices

The global oil market is inextricably linked to geopolitical tensions and ceasefires, making oil prices sensitive to conflict, especially in key oil-producing regions. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East, fluctuations.

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Angola’s Economic Diversification: Opportunities Beyond Oil

As one of Africa’s largest oil producers, Angola’s economy has long been dependent on this single sector, with hydrocarbons contributing to approximately 90% of export revenues and around 30% of.

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Libya’s oil terminals resume exports after brief closure over bad weather

Four Libyan oil export ports that were closed last week because of bad weather have reopened, a Libyan shipping source and port engineers told Reuters on Sunday. Tankers were docking.

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Egypt’s oil ministry plans to attract $10 billion investments in 2018-2019

Egyptian Oil Minister Tarek al-Mulla announced that his ministry planning to attract about $10 billion worth of new investments during the current fiscal year 2018-2019, in order to search and.

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Turkey signs agriculture, oil exploration deals with Sudan

Turkey and Sudan have signed a $100 million oil exploration deal and an agreement allocating thousands of square miles of Sudanese agricultural land for investment by Turkish companies, Turkey’s agriculture.

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Petronas acquires 30% equity in Senegal oil, gas block

Malaysian oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional (Petronas) said on Monday it has acquired a 30% stake in Senegal’s Rufisque Offshore Profond block, its first project in the West African.

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Mattis: US ‘Not in Iraq to Seize Anybody’s Oil’

U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Monday the United States does not intend to seize oil from Iraq, something President Donald Trump has in the past advocated as “spoils”.

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Mattis: US ‘Not in Iraq to Seize Anybody’s Oil’

U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Monday the United States does not intend to seize oil from Iraq, something President Donald Trump has in the past advocated as “spoils”.

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East Africa Nations Race to Become Region’s First Oil Exporter

    Significant onshore oil discoveries in Uganda and Kenya and offshore gas discoveries in Tanzania and Mozambique have made East Africa a subject of intense interest among the global.

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