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Ethiopia
Government short of cash to pay GERD contractors

Work on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the River Nile, which has been entirely self-financed by government bonds, could shortly suffer new delays.

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Egypt
Electricity ministry fears Dabaa nuclear plant delays

The $30bn Dabaa project is at the core of the special relationship between Egypt and Russia. But Cairo fears that the conflict in Ukraine will play havoc with Rosatom's schedule.

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Egypt, European Union
Brussels eager to connect Europe to Egyptian electricity grid

As the European Union seeks to diversify its energy sources in order to free itself from dependence on Russia, several projects to connect electricity networks between Egypt and southern Europe are vying for funding from Brussels.

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Eskom's fate caught up in the clash between Ramaphosa and Mantashe

South Africa's head of state supports the development of renewable energy, yet the energy minister opposes it and is promoting the benefits of coal. Caught in the crossfire of this political struggle is Eskom's CEO, Andre de Ruyter, who has come up with a recovery plan to save the ailing company.

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa (right) and his Minister of Mining and Energy, Gwede Mantashe.

Ghana
The World Bank tries to rescue state-owned GNPC from Sankofa financial quagmire

The public sector company is being suffocated by conditions in the Sankofa gas contract which oblige it to pay even for gas it does not use. In 2019, it ended up GNPC paid ENI a total $200m.

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Ethiopia
With the military out, who can get the Renaissance Dam project back on track?

Two months after Simegnew Bekele, manager of the vast 6,450 [...]

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Government short of cash to pay GERD contractors

Egypt
Electricity ministry fears Dabaa nuclear plant delays

Egypt, European Union
Brussels eager to connect Europe to Egyptian electricity grid

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Eskom's fate caught up in the clash between Ramaphosa and Mantashe

Ghana
The World Bank tries to rescue state-owned GNPC from Sankofa financial quagmire

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With the military out, who can get the Renaissance Dam project back on track?

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Egypt, European Union Brussels eager to connect Europe to Egyptian electricity grid

In Focus | South Africa Eskom's fate caught up in the clash between Ramaphosa and Mantashe

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Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Egypt
Egypt and Ethiopia in race to sell electricity to Sudan

Ethiopia
Government short of cash to pay GERD contractors

Egypt
Electricity ministry fears Dabaa nuclear plant delays

Egypt, European Union
Brussels eager to connect Europe to Egyptian electricity grid

In Focus | South Africa
Eskom's fate caught up in the clash between Ramaphosa and Mantashe

Ghana
The World Bank tries to rescue state-owned GNPC from Sankofa financial quagmire

Ethiopia
With the military out, who can get the Renaissance Dam project back on track?