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Ethiopian Electric Power s Relieved of 191 8 Bn Birr in Debt, Capital Upgraded

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Ethiopia s debt: an economic and political liability

Ethiopiaâs debt: an economic and political liability May 16, 2021 But the economic headwinds are equally strongâand they have the potential to compound political dilemmas. As part of the state-led developmental project pursued by the Ethiopian Peoplesâ Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), most intensively after 2010, the governmentÂ invested big, both directly and through state-owned enterprises (SOEs). While the injected capitalâmainly to finance infrastructureâ produced impressive economic growth, the model was heavily reliant on debt. The sustainability of this formula depends both on realizing returns that are higher than the contracted interest rates and securing foreign exchange with which to repay interest and principal.

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Railway Corporation, Chinese Company Sign MOU to Develop Infrastructures

news Railway Corporation, Chinese Company Sign MOU to Develop Infrastructures © Provided by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) rail way MOU Addis Ababa, January (2/2021) Ethiopian Railway Corporation and China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop infrastructures connecting the national railway line with Awash Petroleum Depot. According to Ministry of Transport, the agreement will connect the National Railway to the Awash National Petroleum Depot, which is capable of holding up to 130,000 cubic meters of fuel. The agreement also include the construction of facilities vital for loading and unloading services in the project area. The construction of the whole project is expected to consume close to 55 million USD which is going to be covered by the government of Ethiopia.

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Nigeria: Lagos Light Rail - 17 Years After, Failed Promises, Rot, Neglect Trail Project

Nigeria: Lagos Light Rail - 17 Years After, Failed Promises, Rot, Neglect Trail Project
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Lagos Light Rail: 17 years after, failed promises, rot, neglect trail project

Lagos Light Rail: 17 years after, failed promises, rot, neglect trail project More than a decade since the construction of the Lagos Light Rail has commenced, it has failed to see the light of the day. 10 min read The poor state of the road, occasioned by the neglect of the 27km-long Marina-Okokomaiko section of the Lagos light rail project, mirrors the rot that is beneath the façade of “excellence” which successive governments in Lagos have continued to pride themselves with since 1999. While similar projects elsewhere have since been built and expanded beyond their original corridors, the Lagos light rail has suffered neglect after 17 years of failed promises. Again, apart from the accountability issue raised in connection with the discrepancies in the funding costs, the failure of the government to complete the rail project in almost two decades has had negative effects on the socio-economic life of Lagos residents.

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