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Zambia's economy is expected to maintain a real GDP growth rate of 3.8% in 2025, with inflation projected at 15% for 2024. The population is set to reach 21.9 million by 2025, growing steadily at 2.8% annually. Urbanisation trends indicate an increasing consumer base, though challenges such as high government debt and a current account deficit remain significant.
Metro-grids, mining baseload and the Zambia corridor — three proven entries into the world's largest unserved power market
Only 22.5% of DR Congo's 112.8 million people have electricity, yet 2023–2026 produced three bankable templates: MIGA-wrapped urban metro-grids (Nuru), cheaper-than-diesel captive solar-plus-storage for mining (Kamoa-Kakula's $522m complex), and the $300m, 550 MW Kalumbila–Kolwezi import corridor. This feasibility study maps the demand, the capital stacks that actually close, the 2026 reform calendar, and where the next five flagship deals will come from.
Uganda's power problem has moved from generation to delivery. Installed capacity reached about 2,048 MW in 2024 against a 2025 system peak of about 1,351 MW, but 44.7% of people still lack access, losses run near 17% and manufacturers report frequent outages. The 2030 National Energy Compact targets 85% access, US$17.7 billion of investment (US$9.4 billion private) and 2,712 mini-grids from a base
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