Keeping faith in power

Last Updated January 06, 2009
Keeping faith in power

Keeping faith in power

Financing for Africa’s power sector has chiefly been characterised by delays, but transactions banked over the past year have heightened hopes for a growing deal flow, writes Kevin Godier.

A more upbeat mood about the prospects for Africa’s power sector has been evident over the past year, bringing new hope that the reliable, long-term power supply that the continent needs to push forward will fall into place over the next decade.

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