Cape Town hosts the 28th Africa Tech Festival 2025 (Nov 11–13), uniting 15,000+ leaders across telecom, AI, startups, and enterprise tech, while Guinea-Conakry’s Minister Aboubacar Camara headlines MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025 (Dec 8–10) to promote 22 exploration blocks, $300M LNG terminal, and major hydropower/solar projects.
Dr. Lanciné Condé of Guinea-Conakry’s SONAP and Minister Aboubacar Camara headline MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025, showcasing 22 exploration blocks, SLB-TGS seismic center, $300M Kamsar LNG terminal, 1,900 MW power plant, and hydropower/solar projects to attract global investment in West Africa’s emerging energy hub.
PRESS RELEASE NAIROBI, Kenya, October 30, 2025/ — Emirates (https://www.Emirates.com), the world’s largest international airline, marks 30 successful years of flying to Nairobi, Kenya. Since the inaugural flight in October 1995, Emirates has carried over 6.6 million passengers to and from the country, on over 34,250 flights. Served with a double daily Boeing 777 service, Emirates connects Nairobi,
Accra hosts the **Talking Drums Festival** Dec 29-30 uniting global hip-hop icons with Ghana’s Black Star Experience, while Guinea-Conakry’s Minister Camara reveals 22-block oil bid, $300M LNG hub and 500 MW solar at ‘MSGBC 2025’ in Dakar, two landmark events driving African culture and energy.
Guinea-Conakry Minister Aboubacar Camara to spotlight energy transformation at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025, unveiling 22-block licensing, $300M Kamsar LNG terminal, hydropower giants like Souapiti, and solar ambitions amid West Africa’s oil/gas surge, join for investment synergies in Africa’s inclusive growth.
