Senegal lines up emergency and longer-term projects as past failures haunt Senelec


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Issue 210 - 04 Jun 2011 | 10 minute read

Persistent blackouts, rising tensions in poorer neighbourhoods and disillusionment among the professional classes are adding to political pressures on President Wade and his family. A speedy breakthrough in installing new generation capacity and improved T&D would considerably ease tensions, writes Jon Marks in Dakar

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