Being M.A.D (Making A Difference) is the force that propels Sahara Group's brand promise across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

"As a foremost energy conglomerate invested in bringing energy to life responsibly, we consider our net zero plan as integral to the sustainability of our business and more importantly, our contribution to global efforts geared towards building a healthier, cleaner and more productive planet Earth for future generations,"

"This alliance with GE not only strengthens our commitment to providing reliable power solutions but also reaffirms our dedication to embracing cutting-edge technologies and industry best practices. Together, we will continue to drive sustainable growth and contribute to a cleaner future."

"Sahara Group Foundation believes in the power of collaboration to drive positive change, and we are honoured to contribute to the enhancement of healthcare facilities at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital."

Sahara Group, a leading international energy and infrastructure conglomerate, has urged African governments and regulators to adopt market-based regimes to stimulate the sustainable development of gas across the continent. The company noted that appropriate pricing of the commodity will enhance investment, increase production and consumption growth.

“For us at Sahara, supporting bee conservation ultimately helps to address hunger and food security, which is one of the sustainable development goals. We believe that this collaboration with APIDAE not only aligns with our sustainability efforts, but also help in creating a more sustainable future as we aim make a difference on the environment,”

“African governments and businesses need to join forces... Collaboration across-the-board will transmit a clear message that Africa is united in its drive towards a just energy transition that ensures access and affordability, leaving no one behind,”

"At Sahara Group, we continue to give our people platforms to grow capacity to support our upstream, midstream, downstream, power, and technology business operations across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. This has resulted in significant cost savings and overall value addition to our operations,"

"So what this means for us is that we are able to aggregate quantities of gas, different leases and different third parties and supply predominantly to the domestic market."

Walker who recently became Chairman of the Mercy Ships Cargo Day Committee in Geneva, noted that more of such collaborative fund-raising interventions by businesses across the globe would help provide more life-changing surgery, medical training and infrastructure renovations to support the local health care systems in Africa.