In Senegal, the production of oil and gas expected since the discovery of several deposits between 2014 and 2016 will begin this year. An upheaval for the entire economy of the country. Natural gas promises many outlets, starting with a new source of electricity. From our correspondent in Dakar, Of the three main deposits, the … Read more
Reporting from Dakar, the Greater Ahmeyim Turtle (GTA) project is the most advanced of the three main deposits, and its gas will be exported in liquid form to Europe by year-end. The Yaakar Teranga offshore field will exclusively supply Senegal. The gas will be converted into electricity through “gas to power” technology by building gas-fired … Read more
At the second edition of the Crafts Market that Brazzaville has just hosted, craftsmen who shape leather came to exhibit their know-how. Those who use leather to make shoes made in Congo distinguished themselves during this meeting, now presented as a showcase for craftsmen who call on the authorities to build a permanent market for … Read more
The exploitation of Senegalese offshore deposits should begin at the end of 2023. In this perspective, the State set up at the end of 2017 the INPG, the National Oil and Gas Institute, to train careers in this promising new sector. From our correspondent in Dakar, Calculations – indecipherable for novices – are displayed on … Read more
In Tunisia, the holy month begins this Thursday, March 23 with economic indicators at their lowest. The country has been negotiating a $1.9 billion deal with the IMF for months. Within the population, it is above all the rise in prices that is affected and it is the hunt for the lowest prices for Tunisians … Read more
Nearly two years after the relaunch of the Kabimba cement plant 60 km north of Kalemie, the plant is closed by decision of the governor of Tanganyika. Julie Ngungwa criticizes the managers of the Grands Lacs cement plant (CGL) for not respecting the price of cement. From our correspondent in Lubumbashi, Faustin Buluya is an … Read more
15 years ago, economic operators called for the creation of commercial courts in the DRC. The objective was to manage the conflicts between companies and to protect their investments. If, 15 years after the installation of the commercial court of Lubumbashi, the economic operators deplore the little progress as regards the cleaning up of the … Read more
The six member countries of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) raised, in 2020 in Paris, 3.8 billion euros. Funds intended to carry out twelve major projects for the construction of roads, dry ports or Internet interconnection by optical fiber. Objective: to accelerate sub-regional integration. Eight of these twelve projects have actually … Read more