Sasol has completed planned divestments from its gas pipeline and gas-fired power plant in Mozambique

Mozambique needs a new solution for its domestic gas allocation, after Shell and Yara abandoned their plans for gas-to-liquids and fertilizer projects

TotalEnergies will assess “safety conditions” to determine whether to resume work on its LNG project on Afungi by the end of 2022, and has denied that it demanded a 25km safe area around the project site

The Mozambican government has promoted the director of projects and development at petroleum regulator INP to the post of chairman, taking the place of Carlos Zacarias who was appointed minister of mineral resources and energy in March

Tanzania's president has moved to revive the country's mothballed LNG projects and says she wants new discoveries to overtake Mozambique's reserves

Mozambique’s national oil company, ENH, has launched two digital platforms to sell information about hydrocarbon exploration in Mozambique, and to publicise business opportunities

TotalEnergies' CEO told investors and analysts last week that he does not foresee a return to Afungi in 2022

The neighbouring countries have agreed to work together on hydropower plants, telecoms connectivity, and to study the possibility of a gas pipeline from the Rovuma

Market conditions are creating additional pressure for TotalEnergies to resume work on its Mozambique LNG project, but Afungi is still not as safe as it needs to be

A new gas bottling factory will allow cooking gas to be distributed across northern Mozambique, as the government encourages people to stop burning charcoal and wood