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Ghana official reveals delayed cocoa delivery in 2023/24

Ghana official reveals delayed cocoa delivery in 2023/24

Ghana has delayed the delivery of 370,000 metric tonnes of cocoa in the 2023/24 season due to poor output, its food and agribusiness minister-designate has said.

South Sudan ready to resume oil exports

South Sudan ready to resume oil exports

South Sudan could resume oil production "as early as tomorrow" nearly a year after fighting in neighbouring Sudan ruptured a key pipeline.

Uganda plans third oil exploration licensing round

Uganda plans third oil exploration licensing round

Uganda will launch its third petroleum exploration licensing round in the fiscal year starting July 2025, the government said on Thursday.

Libya's improved oil production boosts OPEC output

Libya's improved oil production boosts OPEC output

OPEC oil output rose for a second month in November as Libya's production recovered after resolution of a political crisis.

Libya appoints central bank governor after weeks of impasse

Libya appoints central bank governor after weeks of impasse

Libya's rival governments have agreed on the appointment of Naji Issa as the country's new central bank governor.

Libya's three oil fields instructed to resume operations

Libya's three oil fields instructed to resume operations

Three of Libya's oil fields have reportedly received instructions to resume production after operations were suspended last week.

The challenges and prospects of creating food secure cities in Africa

The challenges and prospects of creating food secure cities in Africa

City authorities should start deliberately setting aside land for food production. They should also enter into production agreements with farmers and provide assured markets for the crops grown.

UK Sound Energy granted financing for gas field project in Morocco

UK Sound Energy granted financing for gas field project in Morocco

Morocco expects the ongoing gas discoveries to meet 40% of the country’s energy needs.