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Chad
STEE Seeks Constructors

In the wake of the World Bank's decision to invest [...]

Published on 14/01/2004 at 10:00 GMT

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Chad
IECI Inquiry Winds Up

The World Bank's adoption of the $39 million Critical Electricity and Water Services Rehabilitation project for Chad last week followed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Uganda
NGO Threat to Bujagali?

Now that the Uganda parliament has given a green light to a project by the U.S. group AES to build [...]

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Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

The Zesa Reform Programme (ZRP) that has begun under the aegis of the World Bank looks like leading to a major restructuring or even ultimately to what would be at least a partial privatization of Zimbabwe's electricity sector.

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Guinea-Bissau
EAGB IN TIGHT CORNER

The utility Electricade e Aguas de Guinee-Bissau (EAGB) is drifting towards a total breakdown because of arrears in payment from [...]

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Africa
1992 LOANS

The European Investment Bank offered six loans in 1992 in the electricity sector to six countries in Black Africa while [...]

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Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Sudan's National Electricity Corporation (NEC) is expected this month to finish preparing tender documents for a project involving a fifth generator for the North Khartoum power station, a 60 MW unit powered by heavy fuel and scheduled to enter service [.

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Chad IECI Inquiry Winds Up

Uganda NGO Threat to Bujagali?

Spotlight | Zimbabwe SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Chad
STEE Seeks Constructors

Chad
IECI Inquiry Winds Up

Uganda
NGO Threat to Bujagali?

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

Guinea-Bissau
EAGB IN TIGHT CORNER

Africa
1992 LOANS

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Kenya
MAJOR PROJECTS IN (LONG) PIPELINE

Madagascar
"ENERGY II" TO START IN 1994

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY

Mauritius
FORT GEORGE 3 IN THE WORKS

Ivory Coast
CIE: RIGHTS ISSUE

Mauritius
GEF BACKS SUGAR WASTE POWER PROJECT

Morocco
NUCLEAR: FRANCE LAYS ON TRAINING

Chad
FRAMEWORK PLAN UNDER STUDY

Chad
REFINERY: POLITICS FIRST?