The UK invested in clean energy projects across several African nations, including Nigeria, Kenya, Mozambique, and Tanzania.

The entities involved

• Nigeria →

  sovereign state in West Africa

  • The Ministry of Petroleum merged with NNOC, creating the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to secure national commercial interests.13:16
  • Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa are concentrating on AI adoption, according to World Bank Chief Economist Andrew Dabalen.13:03
• Kenya →

  country in Eastern Africa

  • Officials discussed the current security situation in Samburu County, Kenya.12:28
  • A convention was held in Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, on September 1, 2026.11:07
• Tanzania →

  country in East Africa

  • Dar es Salaam is hosting COP12, and Hamad Masauni is serving as a Minister of State in the Vice-President’s Office.11:10
  • The UN is strengthening collaboration with the international cooperative movement in Tanzania, with Dodoma as the capital.11:07

Related events

• A new partnership has been established in Tanzania, focusing on the adoption of clean energy.Jun 29
• World Bank programs supported private-sector projects in Nigeria, increased electricity access in Tanzania, and supported electrification in Ethiopia.Jun 17
• Kenya committed Sh120 billion for development aid and established a partnership in green energy and ITS.Sep 23
• The Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry manages trade and investment policy for Kenya.Sep 7
• Kenya leads South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria in funding across Africa.Jul 21