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Malawi plunged into darkness as national blackout hits

Malawi is facing a severe power crisis that has disrupted the delivery of health services in public hospitals.

An examination of the potential impact of the decline in OPEC oil output on global energy prices and economic growth.

Rail bottlenecks have significantly hindered South Africa’s coal exports, but Thungela CEO believes the worst is over.

The Libyan government has vowed to protect the country’s oil interests and condemned the actions of the demonstrators.

Nigeria’s government approved the sale of crude oil to the Dangote refinery in naira to alleviate foreign exchange pressures.

Libya’s National Oil Corporation has categorically denied reports of negotiations to supply crude oil to Nigeria’s Dangote refinery.

The plant is reselling imported and Nigerian crude due to technical issues, impacting oil prices and raising concerns about its operations.

A Chinese state-owned oil company has halted construction at an oilfield in Niger due to increasing terrorist attacks in the region.

Delegates passionately advocate for universal access to clean cooking solutions at the Energy Conference.

Senegalese opposition candidate backed by a popular figure proposes a new currency, renegotiated contracts, and economic reforms if elected.