East African currency pressures trigger memories of Asian crisis for power sector developers
In depth
Issue 213
- 16 Jul 2011
| 7 minute read
Recent pressure on the Kenyan, Tanzanian and Ugandan shillings poses problems for power developers and others operating in East Africa’s fast-growing economies, with echoes of the late 1990s events in Asia that undermined that region’s burgeoning IPP sector, writes Kevin Godier with Jon Marks
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