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Building prosperity from oil, gas, renewables

The United Kingdom and the European Union have also reportedly joined in the chorus of voices demanding a ban against developed nations providing subsidies for fossil fuels.

By Nj Ayuk Dec. 6, 2024

Building prosperity from oil, gas, renewables

People versus profits: How NJ ayuk balances it all

NJ Ayuk, executive chairman of the African Energy Chamber, uses his deep expertise in law, energy, and his home continent to advance his mission of energy equity.

By Newsday Aug. 26, 2023

People versus profits: How NJ ayuk balances it all

Africa’s LPG potential underestimated

I’ve already noted that Africa has significant gas reserves.

By Nj Ayuk Jun. 1, 2023

Oil, gas indaba to reposition Africa

Event spokesperson Sanri van Wyk said the conference will also address the consistent under-investment and difficult financial conditions across the African market.

By Winstone Antonio May. 2, 2023

Afreximbank delegation to attend Africa Energy week

AEC says the Afreximbank had committed to funding projects across the entire energy sector and value chain

By Newsday Sep. 12, 2022

Afreximbank delegation to attend Africa Energy week

Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

The mobile process, which started on April 1 and runs until September 30, this year, was long overdue considering that since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, there has been limited operation of the Registrar General’s office, and there were restrictions of movements.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022

Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

The mobile process, which started on April 1 and runs until September 30, this year, was long overdue considering that since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, there has been limited operation of the Registrar General’s office, and there were restrictions of movements.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022

Time to act on South Africa violence against immigrants

The scale of brutality that has broken out in parts of South Africa, mainly low income, poor localities in Gauteng, has led to extreme terrorisation of foreign residents as locals target “illegal” immigrants whom they demand must be deported from South Africa.

By The Standard Apr. 17, 2022

Time to act on South Africa violence against immigrants

The scale of brutality that has broken out in parts of South Africa, mainly low income, poor localities in Gauteng, has led to extreme terrorisation of foreign residents as locals target “illegal” immigrants whom they demand must be deported from South Africa.

By The Standard Apr. 17, 2022

Topic : African Energy Chamber

Building prosperity from oil, gas, renewables

People versus profits: How NJ ayuk balances it all

Africa’s LPG potential underestimated

Oil, gas indaba to reposition Africa

Afreximbank delegation to attend Africa Energy week

Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

Time to act on South Africa violence against immigrants

Time to act on South Africa violence against immigrants

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