Page 3 - Central Corridor News Today

"We need to borrow something from Rwanda."

But these won’t be enough to tip the balance away from the Central Corridor, and stop the players along, especially Tanzania, to eat Kenya’s regional cake.

Kenya has derived a lot of its regional geopolitical clout from being the anchor national for the corridor.

Sunday Times journalist Hendrik Hancke describes the bittersweet experience of travelling on a relaunched Prasa long-distance train.

African Development Bank approves $696.41 million of financing for Burundi and Tanzania to build 650 kilometers of rail infrastructure to develop the Central Corridor network

Construction of the second phase of a Standard Gauge Railway between Tanzania and Burundi is expected to begin after the two countries secured $696.41 million from AfDB.

The move by Uganda to import its own fuel is also posing a challenge.

A privately owned oil loading facility on public lands eight miles northwest of Price, Utah, has been operating out of compliance with state air-quality regulations for years, a state official

Kampala inches closer to sealing the deal that gives a monopoly to state-owned Uganda National Oil Company.

MWANZA: THE government is walking the talk of its intention to open up the Central Corridor on Friday after it inaugurated a cargo ship christened “MV Umoja ...