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NIGERIA TANZANIA Issue dated 18/10/2016

Sahara Energy vaunts electricity expertise to get back into government’s favour

Excluded from a contract to supply fuel by Dar es-Salaam, the Nigerian group is seeking to keep foot in the door by proposing power project. [...] (171 words)

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Solar Securities seeks to set up shop in Dar es Salaam

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