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  • Chinese-built railways in Africa become model of cooperation: FM

    Posted on :Thursday , 11th August 2016

    Railway lines built by Chinese firms in African countries are becoming a model of China-Africa cooperation in industrial capacity, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during his visit to Kenya on Wednesday.
     
    Wang cited the Nairobi-Mombasa railway line as an example during a joint press conference with his Kenyan counterpart Amina Mohamed after their talks and a. . .

  • Ethiopia: Road Development Advancing Economic Growth - Premier

    Posted on :Wednesday , 10th August 2016

    For the last two decades the government devoted its finance,time and human resources for road construction and tremendous results have been achieved. The double digit economic growth also attributed to the road and transport sector development though much remains to be done.
     
    Inaugurating the 28.1-kms Lebu-Akaki- IT Park Goro road connecting the city with Addis-A. . .

  • Kenya's Infrastructure Projects On Track, Set To Have Huge Economic Impact

    Posted on :Tuesday , 9th August 2016

    The Kenyan government's infrastructure projects are on track and are set to have a huge impact on the country's economic growth, says Infrastructure and Transport Cabinet Secretary (Minister) James Macharia.
     
    The Minister, who singled out the Standard Gauge Raiway (SGR) project, said Monday that the multi-billion-dollar project, which is 88 per cent complete, had. . .

  • East Africa: Brazil Keen On Links With East Africa

    Posted on :Tuesday , 9th August 2016

    Arusha — Brazil, an economic giant of South America, is keen to promote stronger economic ties with East Africa, its ambassador to Tanzania Carlos Alfonso iglesias Puente revealed here on Tuesday.
     
    "The Brazilian business community already has a significant presence in Tanzania and Kenya, especially in construction, energy and solid waste management se. . .

  • Kenya: Uhuru Defends Massive Investment in Infrastructure

    Posted on :Monday , 8th August 2016

    President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday tore into critics questioning the rationale of building the standard gauge railway and other infrastructure projects, telling them the construction will go on "regardless of what everybody says."
     
    At an infrastructure summit held in Nairobi, the President defended the massive investments in the projects which have also. . .

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