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Edéa

a city in Cameroon, on the left bank of the Sanaga River, in Coastal Province. Population, 23,000 (1970). A trade and transportation center, Edéa is connected by railroad and highway with the city of Yaoundé and the port of Douala. It has a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 264 megawatts (1976) on the Sanaga River. An aluminum plant in the city uses electricity from the hydroelectric plant and alumina imported from the Republic of Guinea. Other industries in Edéa include palm oil production and woodworking.

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The government has responded to this call for the development of SMEs by guaranteeing them a 30% quota of the expenditure on large projects, such as the CFA400bn extension of the Alucam plant at Edea.

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The Alucam aluminium smelter at Edea currently relies on imported bauxite but investment in domestic mines could not only supply Edea but also the new Rio Tinto Alcan smelter planned for Kribi.

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Zewdu Edea (1), Yeong Ho Jeoung (2), Sung-Sub Shin (3), Jaeul Ku (4), Sungbo Seo (4), Il-Hoi Kim (1), Sang-Wook Kim (1), and Kwan-Suk Kim (1) *

Genome-wide association study of carcass weight in commercial Hanwoo cattle

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