Africa | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 25
Tanzania Seeks 85% Profit Share From Oil and Gas Output
Tanzania will seek as much as an 85 percent share of profit from oil and gas produced in the East African nation, according to a draft law being debated in parliament.
Democratic Republic of Congo’s National Assembly Approves Oil Code
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s National Assembly voted for a new oil code amid a flurry of legislation passed on the last day of its spring session on Monday, said Aubin Minaku, the assembly president.
Nigeria Reconsiders Stakes in Joint Ventures
The Nigerian government should start selling off its stakes in oil joint ventures with foreign partners to ease the funding issues and leakage of cash due to corruption and waste which have impeded the country's bid ...
Libya’s Official Government Can’t Sell Oil Directly
Libya's official government, based in the east since fleeing the capital, has so far failed to sell oil by itself, despite setting up a Dubai bank account and new central bank unit, industry and banking sources say.
Islamic State Approaches Libya’s Oil Ports as UN Seeks Accord
Islamic State strengthened its hold in central Libya, seizing territory near the country’s largest oil terminal, as the United Nations warned that time is running out on its efforts to broker a deal among warring fac ...
Nigeria Power Plans Require Fixed Gas-Pipeline
For Nigeria’s state-owned energy company, supplying gas to power plants around the country depends on fixing pipelines quicker than they get ruptured.
Sudan Chooses New Foreign Minister to Strengthen U.S. Ties
Sudanese President Umar al-Bashir chose a new foreign minister after vowing to improve relations with Europe and the U.S., which has sanctioned the country for more than 15 years over allegations it sponsors terrorism.
Dubai’s Access Infra to Launch Power Projects in 17 African Countries
Access Infra Africa, a Dubai-based company, will launch what it says will be Africa’s largest privately-owned solar plant in Uganda this year 
