The United Nations estimate that despite recent progress and many international support initiatives in global electrification, still about 790 million people around the world are without access to electricity, are living in the dark. About 72% of those people live in sub-Saharan Africa mostly relying on traditional fuels
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The United Nations estimate that despite recent progress and many international support initiatives in global electrification, still about 790 million people around the world are without access to electricity, are living in the dark. About 72% of those people live in sub-Saharan Africa mostly relying on traditional fuels
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The United Nations estimate that despite recent progress and many international support initiatives in global electrification, still about 790 million people around the world are without access to electricity, are living in the dark. About 72% of those people live in sub-Saharan Africa mostly relying on traditional fuels
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