Latest Angola News

Red Sky Energy reports steady production and cash flow growth from its Innamincka and Killanoola projects, while securing a strategic 35% stake in Angola’s Block 6/24, marking a significant step in its international expansion.

Minbos Resources has entered a binding agreement with Talus Renewables to develop the Capanda Green Ammonia Project in Angola, aiming to supply both European and African markets with competitively priced green ammonia.

Minbos Resources advances its Cabinda phosphate fertilizer project with key funding restructures, minority shareholder buyouts, and the start of early mining operations. Strategic partnerships and construction milestones position the company for growth despite funding delays.

Tyranna Resources has acquired a controlling interest in the expansive Chinguar Gold Project in Angola, positioning itself to explore a region rich in artisanal gold workings with promising geological data.

Blaze Minerals has reported outstanding channel sample results for critical metals gallium and germanium at its Loulombo Project in the Republic of the Congo, setting the stage for an imminent reverse circulation drilling campaign.

Red Sky Energy has formalized its 35% interest in Angola’s Block 6/24 following parliamentary ratification of the Risk Service Contract, unlocking access to significant oil resources and advancing its international growth strategy.

Askari Metals has confirmed the legal validity of its Nejo Gold and Copper Project licences in Ethiopia, paving the way for a comprehensive exploration campaign in a highly prospective mineral region.

Minbos Resources has partnered exclusively with Fertiafrica to produce Angola’s first locally granulated fertilisers, aiming to transform the country’s agricultural landscape with affordable, high-quality products.

Minbos Resources has poured the main concrete slab for its Subantando Fertilizer Plant in Angola, marking a pivotal step toward its 2026 production goal.

VDM Group remains suspended from ASX trading amid a legal dispute over its Angolan joint ventures, while pivoting towards new critical minerals opportunities in Australia.

Lucapa Diamond Company reports a remarkable 104% increase in diamond carats recovered at its Lulo Alluvial Mine in Q2 2025, alongside a 9% rise in its inferred diamond resource, signaling robust operational momentum despite administration status.

Tyranna Resources has completed initial steps to acquire a majority interest in Angola’s Maongo Copper-Gold Project, complementing ongoing lithium exploration at Namibe. The company is poised to restart mining activities dormant since the 1960s, backed by a solid cash position and strategic regional assets.