- GPA ANNOUNCED PLANS TO BUILD SECOND LANDER BRIDGE IN THE GAMBIA
- HOW CAMEROON AVIATION SAFETY KEEPS IMPROVING BUT FALLING SHORT OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
- NWSC SET TO IMPROVE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN UGANDA
- CHINESE FIRM TO EMBARKED ON SEWERAGE SYSTEM PROJECT IN RWANDA
- TOGO GOVT. LAUNCHED TUTUDO PROGRAM TO TRAIN 500 PEOPLE ON ENERGY-RELATED PROFESSIONS
KENYA AND THREE OTHER AFRICAN COUNTIRES MAKING PLANS TO CONSTRUCT TRANS-AFRICAN RAILWAY LINE
Kenya is working with three African countries to connect the Indian and Atlantic Oceans through a trans-African railway line. President William Ruto said Kenya, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and Congo (Brazzaville) will work on the project. The agreement will see each state put up a railway line connecting one nation to the other via border points. Ultimately, the line will start from the coast of Kenya and end on the Congo…
Read More