AfDB approves $8m to build solar plant in Zambia
Serengeti Energy Ltd and Western Solar Power Ltd will oversee the project development in Zambia's Sesheke District.
Lezeth Khoza
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d.light launches loyalty program for off-grid solar Kenyan clients
The company says its customer loyalty program rewards clients with incentives like as free electricity and savings on future purchases.
2:20
Teraco confirms 120MW solar power wheeling deal
The firm said the generated power would be distributed to Teraco's facilities across South Africa via Eskom and municipal power networks.
2:00
Econet bemoans Zimbabwe's high inflationary pressures
The company has called for balanced regulation, a critical step given the increased operational costs driven by inflation and the move to the US currency.
1:40
Orange, Koolbots target Africa with solar solutions
After DR Congo, the solar solution will be progressively rolled out in Cameroon, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Senegal, and Sierra Leone.
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OPINION: Harnessing the power of solar for development in Africa
Why this source of energy is poised to play a significant role in the growth and electrification of the continent.
1:30
M-Kopa Solar launches digital TV for off-grid customers
Solar technology company introduces digital device aimed at rural communities.
1:20
Solar tech firm raises US$20-million for East African expansion
Powerhive attracts investor commitment and will apply capital to its grid technology.
1:30
Kenya, Ethiopia, SA top Africa’s renewable energy technologies market
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) forecasts strong growth for tech such as solar.
1:10
US solar firm targets eleven African markets
Company unveils chargers geared for countries such as Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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Schneider Electric looks to power Zambian cell towers
Company plans to use solar energy solutions to electrify rural areas and mobile network infrastructure.
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Solar powered CCTV device maker targets African cities
City surveillance in Africa, which may be held back by power constraints, could get a boost.