Middle East escalation: Energy at the center, risks far beyond

The military escalation between the United States, Israel and Iran is putting extreme pressure on energy markets. Although no major supply disruptions have been reported yet, the risks surrounding the Strait of Hormuz pose a threat to the global economy if the conflict continues. Key figures: ‘A conflict limited to a few days or weeks…

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Botswana’s Power Play: From Coal Reliance to a Renewable Revolution

Botswana’s energy landscape is at a crossroads — a complex tapestry of traditional coal dependence, emerging renewable ambitions, and urgent structural challenges. This is a story of a nation rich in sunlight and potential, striving to rewrite its energy future for sustainability, security, and economic growth. For decades, Botswana’s electricity supply has been dominated by…

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A toxic gas leak at a mine in north-central Nigeria killed 37 people and led to the hospitalization of 26 others, according to police.

The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday in Kampani Zurak community, located in the Wase area of Plateau state, police spokesman Alfred Alabo said in a statement. “Preliminary investigation revealed that the miners were affected due to a sudden discharge of lead oxide and other associated gases like sulphur and carbon monoxide which…

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