Natural gas reserves in Africa is expected to last another 55 years before being depleted. That is according to Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform. Algeria is the main natural gas producer in Africa, followed by Egypt and Nigeria. Meanwhile South Africa has four months to act to avoid a supply crisis. Industry leaders will be gathering in Cape Town in South Africa for the 16th Africa Energy Indaba which will be held from the 5th of March.

For more on the indaba and gas in particular, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mzi Tyhokolo, Group CEO of SLG Gas.

Natural gas reserves in Africa is expected to last another 55 years before being depleted. That is according to Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform. Algeria is the main natural gas producer in Africa, followed by Egypt and Nigeria. Meanwhile South Africa has four months to act to avoid a supply crisis. Industry leaders will be gathering in Cape Town in South Africa for the 16th Africa Energy Indaba which will be held from the 5th of March.
For more on the indaba and gas in particular, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mzi Tyhokolo, Group CEO of SLG Gas.

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