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In Latin America, there seems to be no ideological pattern but rather soloists who are too preoccupied with internal issues to care about diplomatic subtleties.
How will the travel bans impact energy investment? Horizon Engage analysts examine the travel bans in Nigeria, Thailand and Suriname and what they mean.
Join Horizon Engage’s Clementine Wallop and Mike Davies for this look at the impact of elections in South Africa for foreign investors.
This post could have been called “Reasons to be Less Miserable”: There is no getting around how hard times are in Nigeria or the complexities energy companies face doing business there.
The Milei administration recently announced that in January it achieved a monthly budget surplus, Argentina’s first in almost 12 years. This is good news for the government after a major setback in Congress earlier this month. The bad news is a severe recession already showing in the official data.
The Milei administration recently announced that in January it achieved a monthly budget surplus, Argentina’s first in almost 12 years. This is good news for the government after a major setback in Congress earlier this month. The bad news is a severe recession already showing in the official data.
President Tebboune and Algeria are eager for foreign investment: To remain an energy leader, Algeria must branch out beyond traditional oil and gas.
Argentina will soon start looking for a “second Vaca Muerta” in the South Atlantic Ocean, with drilling scheduled to begin off the coast of Buenos Aires.
Join our Head of Research for MENA Michael Knights and Andrew Farrand, Senior Advisor for Algeria for this exclusive webinar on the keys to success for foreign investors.
Deputy PM and Minister of International Relations & Cooperation Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (known popularly as NNN) is the favorite to become Namibia’s next president following elections due in November 2024. Her rise to the presidency will mark a break from current President Hage Geigob.