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GUINEA

Renovating Power Station

The World Bank plans to invest in Guinea’s power sector in the hope that its outlay will attract private operators. [...] (148 words)

Published on 21/06/2006 at 11:00 GMT

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Energy

Further reading

GUINEA Energy 10/04/2012

World Bank in repair mode

The World Bank is expected to approve a $18.3 million loan to Guinea’s power sector at the end of May. [...]

GUINEA Energy 10/07/2007

Chinese Partner

China’s deputy foreign minister, Zhai Jin, is in Conakry this week with a delegation from the Export Import Bank of [...]

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