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Guinea-Bissau is one of the smallest country in West Africa, but the need for reliable public lighting is big. Bissau city often suffer blackout, and

Guinea has strong demand for solar street lights. The capital Conakry face power shortage often, many rural towns also without stable grid. Government and Ministère

Liberia still face big challenge in energy access. Many parts of Monrovia and almost all rural towns stay dark at night. The government, with support

Mali faces big challenges in electrification. Only around half of the population has access to electricity, and rural coverage is much lower. The government, with

Togo has made big progress with solar street lighting. The government program CIZO, backed by the Ministère de l’Énergie, aims to expand access to clean

Benin is moving step by step to improve public lighting. The Ministère de l’Énergie, supported by AFD and BOAD, is pushing solar street light programs

Ivory Coast still faces a big challenge: many towns and villages go dark after sunset. The Ministère de l’Énergie, with partners like AFD and BOAD,

Africa is moving faster into solar street lighting than any other continent. Governments, EPCs, and NGOs want visible, fast, and affordable results: safe roads, lower

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