Nersa tariff ruling poses questions for potential South African IPP developers

Issue 227 - 15 Mar 2012 | 5 minute read

This time round, South African politicians seem genuinely keen to encourage IPPs. But signs of wavering over tariffs may put potential developers on their guard

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Sudan faces long-term political fracture, human catastrophe as civil war enters year two

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African leaders push for reforms to global financial architecture

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