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Asmara to build its first solar farm

Eritrea is planning to make up for its low national electrification rate by turning to renewable energy. [...]

Published on 31/01/2023 at 05:00 GMT

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Asmara seeks designer for 30MW solar power plant

The tender for Eritrea's first solar power plant has been launched.

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Touadéra and Moscow protect warlord Hassan Bouba from international justice

By targeting one of the emblematic figures of the Central African Republic conflict - livestock minister and former rebel leader Hassan Bouba - the Bangui special criminal court has thrown a spanner into an already uneasy mix of peace deals, jittery financial backers and Russian mercenaries.

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