DR Congo: The INGA Dam Paradox
Congo already has electricity it cannot deliver. Inga’s problem is not the dam. Everyone is arguing about who will finance...
Read moreDetailsCongo already has electricity it cannot deliver. Inga’s problem is not the dam. Everyone is arguing about who will finance...
Read moreDetailsAfrican countries and communities should demand three main systemic changes as a prerequisite to contributing to critical minerals supply chains....
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Read moreDetailsGambian President Adama Barrow on Tuesday pledged to boost power supplies by next month after violent protests over blackouts that...
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Read moreDetailsThe Democratic Republic of Congo is tightening state control over the geological data underpinning billions of dollars in mining exploration,...
Read moreDetailsIn Beni, eastern DR Congo, families from the Indigenous Pygmy community are living in extreme hardship after fleeing rebel violence....
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