Failures at Guinea's EDG Prevent State from Receiving 2,594 Billion GNF in Dividends
Guinea's national electricity operator EDG unable to pay hydroelectric dam operators, blocking $2,594 billion in state dividends.
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Guinea's national electricity operator EDG unable to pay hydroelectric dam operators, blocking $2,594 billion in state dividends.
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