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Mozambique; World Bank boss sees electricity arrive at homes
In Mwamatibjana, on the outskirts of Maputo, Aurélio calculates his future as he looks at the last electricity pole that will bring electricity to his home, while the president of the World Bank, which is financing these operations, knocks on his door. “They are seeing [television] for the first time, I usually show it to them on my phone. So, with television, they’ll see a lot,” he begins by telling Lusa, about the expectations of his four chil…
"In this country, they have everything to create a certain type of energy and transmission capacity. And, frankly, in this part of Africa, no one has the capacity or capacity to do what can be done with the assets of this country," said Ajay Banga, in statements to journalists after visiting the Netherlands Hydroelectrics (HCB). Installed in Tete province, with a capacity of 2,075 MW and one of the continent's majors, the barrier was the startin…
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