The total volume of gas exported from Africa has witnessed significant reduction over the years because the region now is said to consume two-thirds of its produced gas leaving very little to export.
Read MoreGold mining giants in Ghana such as Newmont, Gold Fields and AngloGold Ashanti welcome new government tests to certify the value of their exports, the main industry association said on Wednesday.
Read MoreZimbabwe needs up to $11 billion to modernise its mines and boost production to maximum capacity over the next five years, the head of the country’s Chamber of Mines said on Friday.
Read MoreMozambique is expected to have recovered its GDP growth to an estimated 4.7 percent in 2017 and a projected 5.3 percent in 2018 due to increased coal exports and agricultural production.
Read MoreEthiopia should see gas exports begin in mid-2019 if everything goes as planned for China Poly Group. The company is developing natural gas resources in Ethiopia’s Ogaden basin.
Read MoreWhile OPEC members have cut some 1.2 million barrels of production over the past year (plus a little less than 0.6 mb/d from non-OPEC members), that has not actually translated to the same reduction in exports.
Read MoreThe value of Mozambican coal exports rose 200 percent between the first quarter of 2016 and the same period in 2017, with the product accounting for a full one-third of the value of exports, the Bank of Mozambique has announced.
Read MoreChina has lent Zambia and Tanzania $22.4-million to buy locomotives and rolling stock for a railway that carries copper to Tanzania’s Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam, a spokesperson for the railway said on Tuesday.
Read MoreXMP Consulting coal analyst and Eskom consultant Xavier Prevost has again argued against the continued large-scale export of coal from South Africa, telling delegates at the Fossil Fuel Foundation’s third Electricity Conference, in Germiston, on Wednesday, that long-term export coal prices would not sustain a viable local industry.
Read MoreSouth African logistics group, Transnet, said on Wednesday lower global iron-ore prices had not hurt its rail business and it was on track to export a record 62-million tonnes of iron-ore in 2015/16 as quoted by SA news agency Miningweekly. “We railed some 15.7-million tonnes against a budget (target) of 15.66-million tonnes in quarter one. We are still in quarter two so there is no figure yet. But yes, we are on track (to reach…
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