Search

World Bank approves $200 million to help Zambia tackle energy crisis

Photo by Andrey Metelev @ Unsplash | Electricity
Photo by Andrey Metelev @ Unsplash
  • New World Bank funding aims to provide reliable energy to over 1 million Zambians and ease industrial power shortages
  • The ASCENT Zambia project is part of a broader regional initiative to connect 300 million Africans to electricity

 

LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – The World Bank has approved a $200 million grant under its International Development Association (IDA) for Zambia to help address the country’s ongoing energy crisis and expand access to clean and sustainable electricity.

You need an active subscription to continue reading this article.

Recent Business

Trade surges in Africa. Photo by Kurt Cotoaga @ Unsplash
South Africa’s trade surplus hits $1.15bn in September as exports surge
Read More »
Photo by Fran Ben @ Pixabay | Senegal
Senegal faces debt shock after $7 billion hidden loans uncovered
Read More »
Gas pipeline. Photo by Leo Sokolovsky @ Unsplash
Rwanda to operate $44 million LPG depot to strengthen energy security
Read More »

Recent Politics

Street market in Kaduna, Nigeria. Photo @Pexels
Trump’s military threat over ‘Christian genocide’ splits Nigeria
Read More »
Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of Tanzania. Photo @ Samia Suluhu Hassan/Facebook
Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu faces legitimacy test after disputed landslide
Read More »
Donald Trump, US President @ Pixabay
Trump threatens military action in Nigeria over Christian killings
Read More »

Latest Posts

Latest news insights