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In an encouraging turn of events, Nigeria has witnessed a remarkable 15.6 percent increase in its gas output month-on-month (MoM), reaching a substantial 227,931.65 million standard cubic feet (mscf) in March 2025. This surge not only highlights the nation's potential in natural gas production but also reflects the continued efforts towards enhancing the country's energy sector. When we step back to examine the year-on-year (YoY) data, the figures reveal a modest growth from the previous year, rising from 198,353.62 mscf in…

Uganda, a nation known for its rich landscapes and vibrant cultures, has recently embarked on a significant economic journey. By cutting electricity prices, Uganda has achieved a remarkable feat, marking its steepest power tariff reduction in the last twenty years. This bold move, in part, is a direct result of a resilience shown by the Ugandan shilling, which, against all odds, has soared and strengthened. As this currency appraisal lowered the costs of key imports such as fuel and power generation components,…

Aliko Dangote, a name synonymous with monumental wealth in Africa, has made waves across various industries, from petroleum to cement, sugar, and beyond. His financial empire not only underscores his business acumen but also positions him as a pivotal figure in Africa's ever-evolving economic narrative. In the world of business, success is often measured by strategic foresight and the expansion of industries. Dangote's staggering fortune is a living testament to these…

This morning, the skies over Florida buzzed with excitement as Blue Origin's colossal New Glenn rocket soared into the cosmos, marking a significant milestone for Jeff Bezos' space venture. It was the first dance of New Glenn in Earth's orbit, and the stakes couldn't be higher as it aims to carve out its own niche in the highly competitive satellite launch market—right alongside SpaceX. Standing an impressive thirty stories tall and boasting a reusable first stage packed with liquid oxygen and methane, New Glenn took off…