Energy

Nigeria discovers theft line in oil export terminal, drained into sea

Nigeria state oil company discovered a 4-kilometre-long illegal connection from one of its major export terminals into the sea.

Nigeria: IPMAN states fuel scarcity caused due to inadequate supply in Abuja

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has raised concern over the supply of petrol, blaming inadequate supply from the depots in Lagos for the scarcity of fuel experienced by residents in Abuja and several other parts of the nation.

South Africa: National shutdown could be implemented by EFF over hike in fuel, food prices

The poor households of South Africa endure the impact of increased food prices and housing costs, while the ANC utilises resources of the state for the party's benefit and charged the EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters) as a response towards a hike in fuel prices that came into effect on Tuesday, May 31.

Electric-vehicle stocks are gaining traction among investors

President Biden paid a visit to a General Motors facility in Detroit, which will begin producing electric vehicles next year. He offered a speech...

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Canada: India Govt Condemns Vandalism of Mahatma Gandhi Statue

The government of India has condemned the vandalism incident involving the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the Burnaby Campus of Simon Fraser University.

Cameroon: Dencia sues Prez Biya’s daughter for Defamation

Popular Cameroonian pop star, fashion designer and entrepreneur based in America, Reprudencia Ndong Sonkey, has sued the daughter of the Cameroonian President, Paul Biya, for defamation.

Dominica: PM Roosevelt Skerrit welcomes Hungarian Ambassador

Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, recieved the new ambassador of Hungary to the Commonwealth of Dominica, Balazs Heincz, for a courtesy call.

Pakistan: Gwadar women protest against Maulana Rehman arrest

The women in the Gwadar region of Pakistan have protested against the arrest of the Chief of Haq do Tahreef, Maulana Hidayatur Rehman.