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South Sudan seeks outside help as it aims to power upPent-Up DemandBy:Creamer Media Correspondent ELECTRICITY South Sudan is pleading for foreign funding and investment in the energy sector to light the country which remains in the dark. Despite being endowed with vast oil and gas reserves and massive potential to generate electricity from hydro, solar and wind sources, the country entirely depends on expensive diesel generators for its power needs.
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