
Nigeria Oil Firm Denies Gas Link to Outages
Nigeria's state oil company says its gas pipelines are not behind falling electricity output, and calls for a joint review...
November 7, 2026From Nigeria’s oil and Mozambique’s and Tanzania’s gas to South Africa’s grid crisis and the solar boom spreading across the continent, energy is where Africa’s growth and its great-power bargaining both play out. The Rio Times covers the oil and LNG deals, refineries, power projects and the transition finance reshaping how the continent fuels itself – with an eye on the capital flows and parallels linking Africa to Latin America’s own energy story. This hub collects our Africa energy coverage for investors and analysts.

Nigeria's state oil company says its gas pipelines are not behind falling electricity output, and calls for a joint review...
November 7, 2026
Carbacid's solar panels met about 27% of its power needs in 2025/26. The Kenyan gas maker plans a battery and...
November 7, 2026
Libya's state oil company says US$3.12 billion in October oil revenue reached the sovereign account, as output rose about 8%...
November 7, 2026
Houston-based Vaalco said its Gabon oil output rose 34.5% to 9,577 barrels a day in July to September 2026 after...
November 6, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for November 6: South Africa's ANC near 32% in the count, Lissu verdict due in Tanzania, Ebola...
November 6, 2026
Uganda's state oil company says the EACOP pipeline to Tanzania is 92% complete, while first oil has slipped to before...
November 6, 2026
Kenya's partnership petition committee dismissed a consumer group's bid to expose the Dangote refinery deal, but two more court cases...
November 6, 2026
Nigeria's President Tinubu visits Akwa Ibom on 6 November to open an airport terminal and roads, then joins a Rivers...
November 6, 2026
Equatorial Guinea signed a US$750 million contract for a 500 MWp solar plant with two Chinese firms that the government...
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