Ruto Constructs Tanzania-Kenya Gas Pipeline
11/10/2022Kenya’s president William Ruto has planned to pursue the construction of a gas pipeline linking Tanzania’s main city, Dar es Salaam, to the coastal city of Mombasa and on to.
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Kenya’s president William Ruto has planned to pursue the construction of a gas pipeline linking Tanzania’s main city, Dar es Salaam, to the coastal city of Mombasa and on to.
Tanzania has been one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies with nearly 7 per cent annual national GDP growth since 2000. Yet, widespread poverty persists with 49 per cent of Tanzania’s population.
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