Senegal's oil revenue distribution reveals 75% for investment recovery by oil companies, with the remaining 25% split among companies, national oil firm Petrosen, and the state. Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko plans to renegotiate contracts to ensure a fairer share for the national

The Gambia intensifies efforts to attract oil and gas investors after FAR Ltd.'s exit, raising concerns about its sector's viability. GNPC seeks partnerships and emphasizes decarbonization, aiming to restore confidence and establish itself in Africa's energy industry.

Muhammed Njie, MD of the NFSPM, discusses Gambia's groundnut sector project to boost oil production and aid farmers in poverty reduction. Under the government's initiative, progress has been made with Islamic Development Bank support, aiming to achieve local cooking oil self-sufficiency.

The Gambia continues to be a significant producer of oilseeds, with its historical production data indicating 96,152 tons of groundnuts produced in 1915. The country's oil mill, previously owned by GOMB/GPMB before bankruptcy and subsequent takeover in the second Republic, is currently under the Barrow administration. Despite the potential to produce various products including seed and oil, groundnut cake, briquettes, soap, and chicken feed, the innovative capacity is reportedly not being stimulated by government policies and practices.