The Burkina Faso officially denied information that had gone viral on social media, mentioning an increase in its electricity imports from Côte d’Ivoire, as well as a debt of 328 billion CFA francs. The Burkinabe Ministry of Energy reacted briefly, calling these claims “false.” In a context marked by recurrent power outages in Ouagadougou during…...
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Electricity supply: Ouagadougou denies an increase in Ivorian imports, amid tensions and arrears
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