The Zambia-Tanzania Interconnector Project (ZTIP), backed by the World Bank, will enable the largest energy market - from Cape to Cairo.
The World Bank has approved a new grant of $292 million to the Zambian government to fund the Zambia–Tanzania Interconnector Project (ZTIP), ...
ZAMBIA has expressed its gratitude to Tanzania for providing essential electricity during its ongoing energy crisis. Speaking ...
Several African nations committed on Monday to open up their electricity sectors to attract investors and light up homes of ...
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Zambia to Benefit From Expanded Access to Affordable Energy Thanks to Increased Power Transmission With TanzaniaPress Release - new World Bank backed project, the Zambia - Tanzania Interconnector Project (ZTIP), will enable Zambia to access more sustainable and affordable energy to power its economy and boost ...
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African leaders secure US$50bn investment to bridge energy gapBy Kizito CUDJOE Thirty African heads of state and government have pledged reforms to expand electricity access, backed by ...
The framework would establish a secure and reliable platform for the identification of citizens to help them get access to ...
Several African nations have pledged to reform their electricity sectors with the aim of providing power to 300 million ...
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Zambian Football Star Racheal Kundananji Named UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador for Education Plus in ZambiaZambian football star Racheal Kundananji has been appointed as a UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador to champion the fight to end AIDS as a public health threat in Zambia.
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