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Malawi: MERA Assures Fuel Stability As Middle East War Rattles Energy Markets
[Nyasa Times] The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has assured Malawians that fuel supplies remain stable despite escalating conflict in the Middle East that has unsettled global energy markets.

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South Africa: Connected, but Still in the Dark
[Scrolla] In Merafong Local Municipality on Gauteng's West Rand, households are connected to the national grid but cannot afford electricity, revealing how prepaid power, municipal debt and gaps in oversight are pushing communities into energy poverty.

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Nigeria: Underutilisation of NCDMB's $40m Women in Energy Fund Worries Wien
[This Day] The $40 million intervention fund set up to grow the capacity of women operating in the energy sector in Nigeria, particularly oil and gas industry, has remained largely underutilised due to limited access to bankable contract opportunities for female players, the Women in Energy Network (WIEN), has said.

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Nigeria: Otti Orders Restoration of Power to Ukwa East After 20-Year Blackout
[Vanguard] ...Gets endorsement for second term

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Nigeria: Businesses Bleed As Blackout Worsens
[Daily Trust] As widespread blackout and load shedding on the national grid persist, Nigerians across major cities are counting losses, with many small businesses shutting down and households forced to abandon bulk food purchases due to their inability to power refrigerators.

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