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Senegal's ruling party says holds majority after legislative vote
By: Reuters 1st August 2022 Senegal President Macky Sall's ruling coalition said on Monday it has won 30 of the country's 46 administrative departments, giving it a slim... →
Confusing signals
By: Terence Creamer 29th July 2022 Given the high levels of mistrust and misinformation in energy markets currently it has become increasingly difficult to discern what is required... →
Senegal legislative poll set to test ruling party ahead of presidential vote
By: Reuters 28th July 2022 Senegal's main opposition coalition is vying to gain clout in legislative polls on Sunday that will set the scene for a presidential election in... →
Fracking: A dragon South Africa will not be able to tame
20th July 2022 The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment has released proposed regulations for onshore oil and gas exploration and production,... →
Africa needs all hands on deck to meet 2030 energy goals
By: Schalk Burger 15th July 2022 To achieve universal energy access by 2030, Africa will need a range of technologies and policy changes that open national grids to private... →
Maritime Trade Disrupted: The war in Ukraine and its effects on maritime trade logistics
1st July 2022 The war in the Ukraine is stifling trade and logistics of Ukraine and the Black Sea region. The search for alternate trade routes for Ukrainian... →
Young small-scale fishers say President must do more to protect their jobs and livelihoods
24th June 2022 Following President Ramaphosa’s Youth Day speech last week – which mostly focused on the unprecedented high unemployment rate and lack of... →
Pandemic, Ukraine war impede global energy development – report
By: Donna Slater 2nd June 2022 The impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, including lockdowns, disruptions to global supply chains and the diversion of fiscal resources to keep food... →
