Madagascar looks to private sector to harness hydro potential

Issue 235 - 13 Jul 2012 | 4 minute read

Despite Madagascar’s political crisis, several new mining projects are preparing for start-up, creating pressure on the island’s limited power supply, writes François Misser, recently in Antananarivo.

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Some positive signs in African politics, after a year of wasted opportunities and popular backlashes

South Africa’s third battery IPP window attracts 33 bidders

Libya claims back $60bn of Qadhafi’s secretly invested US Treasuries

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