AllAfrica News: Energy

[Botswana Daily News] Letlhakeng -- Letlhakeng District Council has identified innovative approaches to strengthen its financial base and increase the revenue support grant.

[Scrolla] Johannesburg's mayor has told residents the lights are not going out. Eskom's own legal process to cut the city's power is still running. No signed agreement between the two has been made public.

[SNA] - Energy Minister Engineer Al-Mua'tasim Ibrahim Ahmed reaffirmed the ministry's commitment to securing reliable electricity and fuel supplies for Northern State, citing its critical role in Sudan's food production.

[New Dawn] he Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) and the University of Liberia (UL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development of an Energy Auditing curriculum at the University of Liberia, marking a significant step toward strengthening national capacity in energy efficiency and energy management.

[This Day] The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Renaissance Africa Energy Company, Mr. Tony Attah, has called for a decisive shift from policy rhetoric to measurable outcomes in Nigeria's reform journey, stressing that reliable energy supply remains the clearest indicator of real economic transformation.