West African top exporters reached a record high of 726.4mb total, in October, which is 45.45bm in total, higher than September, with Nigeria and Angola leading the charge.
Egypt reached a currency swap agreement with China valued at $2.7b, brining Egypt closer to achieving the conditions required to receive a $12b loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The Project Manager for Tanzania’s 542km gas pipeline from Mtwara to Dar es Salaam, Allan Slowe, said the pipeline’s lifespan will extend from 30 to 90 years.
Sudan and China discussed the renewal of the production sharing agreement (PSA) for Block B2 oil field in Heglig, located in the Sudan’s southern regions.
Libya's Zueitina oil terminal loaded its first cargo since 2015 with 800,000 barrels of oil for export to China. Ionic Anassa tanker, loaded with the shipment, departed the terminal in early October.
Nigeria expects to get as much as $4b in investment facilities for oil industry infrastructure as a 40-member Chinese investment team arrives the country at the end of October