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MALI Infrastructures Issue dated 09/07/2019

IMF and World Bank pull out all the stops for EDM

The state-owned power firm Energie du Mali (EDM) is about to launch into a string of reforms to rebalance its [...] (188 words)

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Sopam Energie to demand Mali pay $40m for power station transfer

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