ZAMBIA-KITWE-SOLAR PLANT

ZAMBIA-KITWE-SOLAR PLANT

(230216) -- KITWE (ZAMBIA), Feb. 16, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Workers attend the grid connection ceremony of a solar plant in Kitwe, Zambia, on Feb. 15, 2023. Zambia on Wednesday commissioned a solar plant for the production of solar energy as part of efforts to enhance the south African country's electricity generation capacity. (Xinhua/Martin Mbangweta) TO GO WITH Zambia commissions Chinese-built solar plant

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