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Chinese Engineers in Central African Republic

Aggregated Source: Global Voices Online » China
November 25, 2007|

Six Chinese engineers have arrived in Central African Republic to install two new turbines at the Boali electric plant, a US$117 million project [Fr] financed by the Chinese government. ENERCA, the state-owned power company, has not made any major machinery replacements since its creation in 1965.



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