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Africa’s Gas Revolution: How Strategic Infrastructure Can Turn LNG Oversupply into Energy Growth

January 2, 2026

Africa faces a critical energy crossroads as global liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets prepare for a significant supply surge. According to Bloomberg’s Global LNG Market Outlook 2030, worldwide LNG output is expected to reach 594 million tons by 2030, a 42% increase from 2024, creating a projected 15-million-ton oversupply. While geopolitical uncertainties and potential delays may influence this balance, the looming surplus raises a pivotal question for Africa: should...

East Africa Drives Iran’s Export Surge as Trade with Tanzania, Kenya, and Ghana Soars

January 2, 2026

East Africa is emerging as a key driver of Iran’s export growth, with Tanzania ranking among the country’s top five export destinations over the first eight months of the current Iranian calendar year. This development underscores the strengthening trade ties between Iran and African nations and highlights East Africa’s role in helping Tehran diversify its export markets. According to the Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) of Iran, exports to...

Ethiopia Secures $340m Funding for Tulu Kapi Gold Mine, Signals Rise as Africa’s Next Gold Powerhouse

January 1, 2026

Ethiopia has taken a major step toward reshaping its position in Africa’s mining landscape after securing $340 million in financing to develop the Tulu Kapi gold project, widely regarded as the country’s largest modern gold mining venture to date. The long-awaited project has reached a critical milestone following the completion of its development financing package, unlocking the path to full-scale construction. The funding comprises approximately $240 million in...

Tanzania’s Mega Infrastructure Push in 2025 Transforms Transport, Trade and Regional Connectivity

January 1, 2026

Tanzania has closed 2025 as a defining year in its development journey, marked by the completion and rollout of mega strategic and infrastructure projects that have reshaped the country’s transport and logistics landscape. From rail and urban mobility to bridges and dry ports, the government’s accelerated investments have strengthened economic activity, improved connectivity and reinforced Tanzania’s position as a regional gateway for trade in East and Central Africa....

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