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CAMEROON Issue dated 06/03/2018

Eneo and EDF fed up with Yaounde's waiting game on Natchtigal

Despite visible enthusiasm from the World Bank's country director for Cameroon, Elisabeth Huybens, construction of the 420 MW Nachtigal hydropower [...] (205 words)

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