mercredi 20 novembre 2013

DRC natural resources press review of Thursday, November 21, 2013

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank ( AfDB) approved , Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013 , funding of $ 68 million in favor of the Project to support the development of the electricity sector ( PASEL ) and Site multinational Inga . Several newspapers in Kinshasa reported this information.

 
PASEL finalize the preparation of the first phase of the Grand Inga hydropower project - commonly called " Inga 3 Project" - which is to develop a power generation capacity of 4,800 MW Inga , and to develop transmission lines power to supply at the same time the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and South Africa, announces the newspaper L'Avenir.


The Inga hydroelectric megaproject in Bas- Congo bold steps , which indicates the Potentiel stresses that the Board of Directors of the African Development Bank ( AfDB) approved yesterday Wednesday, November 20, 2013 from its temporary agency relocation of Tunis, funding Usd 68 million in favor of the Project to support the development of the electricity sector ( PASEL ) and multinational Inga site . 

Inga III: AfDB Approves Funding of $ 68 million in favor of notes Pasel, writes Forum des ASInga , the proposed mega- hydroelectric making great strides , says the Observateur .Editing Kinshasa of Dépêches de Brazzaville also announces that " ADB agrees to release $ 68 million "Without announcing information on financing $ 68 million of Inga III , the Maximum biweekly notes that the construction of Inga III is an economic decision , not political. According to the newspaper , based on a press release from the Ministry of Water Resources released last Friday, the Minister wrote : "The development of Inga III by building new hydro contains an economic decision by the fact that it is necessary for the development of the DRC and Africa whose needs for 2030 , amounted to 30,000 megawatts for the DRC and 100,000 MW for Africa . "

On another topic , Radio Okapi reports that the textile company Kisangani ( Sotexki ) signed a trade and cooperation agreement with the authorities of the province of Equatorial State Center in the Republic of South Sudan to provide this country 300,000 meters Congolese tissues. But she is struggling to get regular supply of cotton , said Tuesday, Nov. 19 the boss of this company. To turn up the factory and meet the commitment made ​​with the southerners , the Sotexki must supply regular cotton. But it faces serious difficulties in this regard.The same media also reports that five illegal miners were killed and three others were injured in two landslides occurred there two days in mining quarries Biwaya and Kov , respectively 15 and 5 km from the city of Kolwezi , in Katanga .

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