As the global economic outlook softens under the weight of inflationary pressures, tightening financial conditions, and geopolitical uncertainty, Africa stands out as one of the few regions projecting robust expansion.
For centuries, African nations have sought sustainable financial solutions to accelerate development, improve infrastructure, and bridge economic gaps. However, reliance on foreign aid and volatile international investments has often left.
As Africa strides towards a sustainable energy future, the continent faces a crucial decision: Should it invest more in hydropower or solar energy? Both sources hold immense potential yet differ.
The Energy Petroleum and Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has revealed that Kenya has started the importation of electricity from Ethiopia receiving 75 megawatts from the Wolayta-Sodo substation. EPRA Director General Daniel.
