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SGR: After China disappointment, Uganda now turns to Turkey - Vimarsana News

SGR: After China disappointment, Uganda now turns to Turkey

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Construction and infrastructure: Turkey supplants China in East Africa - Vimarsana News

Construction and infrastructure: Turkey supplants China in East Africa

Uganda is abandoning its Chinese partners and turning to Turkey to build a new railway line that will connect to neighbouring Kenya. East Africa is keen on improving its railway network as part of a pan-African project. By Philipp Sandner, Emmanuel Lubega & Burak Unveren

Uganda unplugs from China railway project – DW – 01/19/2023 - Vimarsana News

Uganda unplugs from China railway project – DW – 01/19/2023

Kampala is abandoning its Chinese partners and turning to Turkey to build a standard gauge railway that will connect to neighboring Kenya. East Africa is keen on improving its railway network as part of integration.

Source: dw.com
Analysts Question Viability of Proposed Ugandan Railway Link to Kenya - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

Analysts Question Viability of Proposed Ugandan Railway Link to Kenya - New Delhi Times

Ugandan officials have confirmed switching from a Chinese to a Turkish company to build a proposed $2 billion railway line linking the capital, Kampala, to the border with Kenya. The railway aims to link up with one being built in Kenya to improve trade and travel between the neighbors. But analysts say Chinese investors poured…

Analysts Question Viability of Proposed Ugandan Railway Link to Kenya - Vimarsana News

Analysts Question Viability of Proposed Ugandan Railway Link to Kenya

After eight years of waiting, Uganda finally terminated its contract with China Harbor Engineering Company in favor of Turkish construction company Yapi Merkezi