Burundi will soon boost its electricity production, thanks to its cooperation with China.
SinoHydro company is building the country's biggest hydropower station, and Burundians are already looking forward to its operation.
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SinoHydro company is building the country's biggest hydropower station, and Burundians are already looking forward to its operation.
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