Angola is changing gears in its energy sector, pivoting from just pumping up production to spreading power more effectively. President João Lourenço recently announced this strategic shift, emphasizing a stronger focus on enhancing energy transport and distribution networks. This change took center stage during the re-launch of the Matala Hydroelectric Power Station. The station now […]
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