Lesotho’s Ministry of Energy delegation visited Tanzania to learn from its successful management of the petroleum and natural gas sectors. TPDC highlighted its role and readiness to collaborate internationally, noting Tanzania’s large natural gas discoveries and their diverse uses.
Kazakhstan, recognized as the world’s leading uranium producer, has entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Rwanda, allowing it to import beryllium a vital mineral widely used in nuclear energy.
Two leading energy companies from the United Arab Emirates, Mubadala Investment Company and TAQA, have finalized the acquisition of a key gas-fired power plant in Uzbekistan.
Shell has announced that it will acquire TotalEnergies’ 12.5% non-operated stake in the deepwater Bonga oilfield located offshore Nigeria.
Tanzania and Japan signed six MoUs to boost cooperation in key sectors including oil, gas, energy, and health. The agreements aim to strengthen investment ties and accelerate Tanzania’s economic growth.
Uganda has shifted its oil production timeline to June 2026 due to delays in key infrastructure like the refinery and crude oil pipeline. While field development is progressing, the refinery may not be ready by the time oil starts flowing, meaning crude exports will begin before local processing.