Burundi has officially commissioned the Jiji hydroelectric power plant, located in the province of Bururi. With a capacity of 49.5 megawatts once fully completed with the twin Mulembwe plant, this strategic project marks a major step towards the country’s energy self-sufficiency. The project is co-financed to the tune of $320 million by the African Development…...
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Burundi inaugurates key $320 million energy project
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