Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on Wednesday further trimmed its forecast for 2019 global…
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Court to announce Chile, Bolivia sea dispute findings
The Chilean government said on Wednesday that the International Criminal Court will announce its decision next…
Trade row: China warns protectionism threatens global growth
China on Wednesday warned that protectionism threatens global growth and cautioned “individual countries” against isolationism, in…
Aeromexico: Pilots to strike over loss of benefits after crash
Unionized pilots of Mexico’s largest airline, Aeromexico, on Tuesday said they plan to strike on Oct.…
EU mulls free trade pact with Africa
The European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in a keynote speech on Wednesday European Union should…
Trafigura loses last big Angolan oil deal
Trafigura has lost its last big contract in Angola, once a core market and revenue generator…
Turkey, Sudan sign agriculture, oil exploration deals
Turkey and Sudan have signed a $100 million oil exploration deal and an agreement allocating thousands…
South Sudan to pay Sudan $1.2bn oil debt
South Sudan’s Petroleum Minister, Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth, said on Tuesday the country will pay its outstanding…
Australian coal port gets respite on $3.2bn debt refinancing
Australia’s Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal on Tuesday obtained court approval for a $3.2 billion debt…
DP World vows to defend claim over Djibouti port
DP World, Dubai’s global port operator said on Tuesday it will pursue all “legal means” to…
Durban port: Transnet to deepen berths to accommodate larger vessels
South Africa’s Transnet on Tuesday said it will spend R7 billion ($464million) to deepen berths at…