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Eradication of energy poverty in Africa

The eradication of energy poverty in Africa should be of paramount importance. Megan Rodgers, Head of the Oil and Gas sector at CDH provided commentary on Channel Africa on the topic.

7 Dec 2021 01:22 Minutes Podcast
Eradication of energy poverty in Africa

Eradication of energy poverty in Africa

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Eradication of energy poverty in Africa

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The eradication of energy poverty in Africa should be of paramount importance. Megan Rodgers, Head of the Oil and Gas sector at CDH provided commentary on Channel Africa on the topic.

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