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DRC Issue dated 03/07/2018

Inga III stalemate works to the advantage of some

As the dam project stumbles from disappointment to disappointment, power firms are eyeing up mining clients. [...] (211 words)

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White House remains pro-Tshisekedi despite best efforts of Katumbi's lobbyists

Upepo Energy presses on with feasibility study for Mpongwe hybrid plant

Eiffage to build Tembo Power's renewable energy plants?

Private-sector power players form lobby group

Kipay, GLE: miners take the initiative on hydropower

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Bruno Kapandji, Kabila's trump card on Inga III

Eric Monga wants even more electricity for Katanga's mines

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