Ashegoda Wind Farm. PHOTO/File
From the sky, the 84 glimmering white turbines at Ashegoda wind farm shoot up from the ground like massive spokes, standing out high amid vast expanses of yellow wheat.
Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, mostly populated by cattle farmers who grow the country's staple grains, is an unlikely site for a modern wind farm, let alone sub-Saharan Africa's largest.
With its multi-billion dollar projects in wind, hydropower, solar and geothermal energy,
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