350Africa has strongly condemned the DRC government's decision to open 52 new oil blocks in the ecologically sensitive Cuvette Centrale basin. The move is seen as a major threat to climate stability, forest ecosystems, and the rights of local communities.
Kenya has extended its oil import deal with three Gulf state-owned firms by two years, allowing continued fuel purchases on a 180-day credit basis. The renegotiated deal features lower costs and aims to stabilize the shilling while easing pressure on foreign currency reserves.
The Government of Tanzania, through TPDC, plans to connect over 800 households in Mtwara to a natural gas system for cooking. This initiative aims to expand access to clean energy and reduce reliance on traditional fuels.
An oil field off the coast of Namibia is steadily progressing toward a Final Investment Decision (FID) scheduled for early 2026.
United Energy (MENA), a wholly owned subsidiary of United Energy Group (UEG), has signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Apex International Energy.
Tanzania will officially launch its fifth oil and gas licensing round on May 13, 2025, at the Africa Energies Summit in London, offering 26 exploration blocks to global investors. The move aims to revitalize Tanzania’s energy sector and attract foreign capital to tap into its vast natural gas reserves.