Gambia: NAWEC Pens Deal On Electricity Expansion Project

The National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC), has put pen to paper, on an electricity expansion project worth US$22.5 million. The project is geared towards alleviating the current power and water shortage, particularly in the urban and peri-urban areas. The occasion was held on the 24th November 2017, at the NAWEC Headquarters in Kanifing.

Speaking on the occasion, the Managing Director of NAWEC Baba Fatajo, said the project was necessitated by the ever growing need to expand energy access to all the communities across the country; as a result of lack of extension of the utility network to some communities, due mainly to resource challenges.

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