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  • World�s first submarine cable to connect Africa and L. America

    Posted on :Friday , 20th February 2015

     World’s first submarine cable is set to be constructed in Angola across the South Atlantic with NEC Corporation as the system supplier.

     
    According to Angola Cables S.A, a contract for the project that will see Angola and Brazil connected via cable has been signed.
     
    This will see a direct link between the African continent to . . .

  • Gigawatt Global to invest US$2b in generating 1000Mw of solar power for Africa

    Posted on :Thursday , 12th February 2015

    Gigawatt global is set to spend about US$2billion in developing and pumping 1000Mw of solar power in Africa by 2020.

     
    Dutch company Gigawatt has said the 1000MW power project will have its roots in East Africa where the largest photovoltaic field will be built in Rwanda. Burundi is one of the countries that could also benefit when this facility is expanded.
  • Total completes gas pipeline section leading to Alaoji power plant

    Posted on :Friday , 30th January 2015

    Total exploration and production (E&P) has announced that it has completed work on a section of its Northern Option Pipeline (NOPL), from Kilometre (Km) 38 at Obigbo to Km 50 at Imo River,  and is now set to convey gas to the National Integrated Power Plant (NIPP) at Alaoji along the Imo River in Abia state,Leadership reports.
    The managing director of Total E&P Nigeri. . .

  • Tanzania: Maasai Bomas to Get Solar Power, Computer Connections

    Posted on :Wednesday , 28th January 2015

    Monduli — THE mud-sealed, straw thatched, traditional Maasai Bomas may not be exactly something you would look at with any interest, except that soon these domestic structures will be exuding electricity light and also will be having computers installed inside.

    The International Collaborative for Science Education and Environment (ICSEE) Tanzania in association with the Adventists. . .

  • Tanzania: 45 Villages in Mara to Get Electricity

    Posted on :Monday , 26th January 2015

    Musoma — AS part of the government's rural electrification plan, a total of 45 villages in Mara Region will be connected to power through the Rural Energy Agency (REA), it has been announced.

    The announcement was made by the Minister of Energy and Minerals, Prof Sospeter Muhongo, who is on a six-day tour of the region to inspect implementation of the second phase of rural electrif. . .

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