Engineers from Libya’s Sarir, Messla, and Nafoura oilfields told Reuters on Saturday August 31, that they had received orders to resume production. This development marks a significant shift following a prolonged standoff between rival political factions that had led to the closure of most of the country’s oilfields. The resumption of operations was directed by […]
Sudan and Ethiopia said they are determined to reach a deal over the giant hydropower Renaissance dam, which started to be filled by Addis Ababa. The dam has been at the heart of a rife disagreement between Addis Ababa, Khartum and Cairo as downstream countries fear the dam will cut water levels at a time […]
U.S. senior presidential advisor Massad Boulos has met for the second time this month with UN Sahara envoy Staffan de Mistura to reiterate the steadfast position of Washington, affirming that a “genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty is the only basis for a just, lasting, and mutually acceptable solution for Western Sahara that will bring prosperity, […]
