Issue 53 - 02 Aug 2002
Turbulent world markets and nervousness about political risk are having a major effect on African power projects. A revival of panAfricanism may help reverse the tide of Afro-pessimism but the immediate outlook is grim, write Jon Marks and Thalia Griffiths.
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