As the U.S. launches its new commercial diplomacy strategy in Africa, the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston will serve as a key platform to advance trade, investment and strategic energy partnerships between American businesses and African markets.
African Mining Week takes place from October 1–3, 2025 in Cape Town, under the theme ‘From Extraction to Beneficiation: Unlocking Africa’s Mineral Wealth.’
The upcoming Mining in Motion Summit will delve into the environmental impacts of small-scale mining and Ghana’s efforts to rehabilitate the environment and ensure sustainable practices in the mining sector.
The company seeks to monetize the country’s R95 billion in estimated oil and gas potential.
African Mining Week is where major players – from the SA-DRC Chamber of Commerce to Angola’s Sonangol to key African ministries – are converging to negotiate deals, pitch projects and redefine Africa’s mining investment narrative.
The upcoming cooperation plan includes training, gas research support and initiatives on environment and public health.
The Mozambique LNG project is seen as critical for boosting the country’s gas exports once construction resumes and operations begin.
Mining in Motion will unite technology providers, investors, regulators and mining companies to discuss the future of gold mining in Ghana on June 2 – 4, 2025 at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra.
Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas and Shell have met to discuss partnerships in exploration, production and technology transfer.
Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.
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As the U.S. launches its new commercial diplomacy strategy in Africa, the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston will serve as a key platform to advance trade, investment and strategic energy partnerships between American businesses and African markets.
African Mining Week takes place from October 1–3, 2025 in Cape Town, under the theme ‘From Extraction to Beneficiation: Unlocking Africa’s Mineral Wealth.’
The upcoming Mining in Motion Summit will delve into the environmental impacts of small-scale mining and Ghana’s efforts to rehabilitate the environment and ensure sustainable practices in the mining sector.
The company seeks to monetize the country’s R95 billion in estimated oil and gas potential.
African Mining Week is where major players – from the SA-DRC Chamber of Commerce to Angola’s Sonangol to key African ministries – are converging to negotiate deals, pitch projects and redefine Africa’s mining investment narrative.
The upcoming cooperation plan includes training, gas research support and initiatives on environment and public health.
The Mozambique LNG project is seen as critical for boosting the country’s gas exports once construction resumes and operations begin.
Mining in Motion will unite technology providers, investors, regulators and mining companies to discuss the future of gold mining in Ghana on June 2 – 4, 2025 at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra.
Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas and Shell have met to discuss partnerships in exploration, production and technology transfer.
Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.