At the outset, Sendou was supposed to be a symbol of energy sovereignty: 125 MW of baseload power, capable of reducing power outages and boosting Senegal’s industrial growth. Twenty years later, the ambition has dissolved into a labyrinth of offshore shareholders, scattered between Cyprus, Mauritius, Malta, London, Stockholm, and Tel Aviv, to the point that…...
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Senegal: the Sendou power plant diluted between Cyprus, Mauritius, Malta, and Tel Aviv
By Adama WADE
Adama WADE
Publishing Director of Kapital Afrik. In the African economic press for 17 years, Adama Wade had to work in Morocco in several editors. Captain at the Long Course of the Merchant Navy and holder of a Masters in Organizational Communication, Adama Wade has published an essay, "The Myth of Tarzan", which describes the geopolitical complex of Africa.
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