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January 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

China finances Kenyan port

China will finance the building of a second port in Kenya as well as a transport corridor and upgrade of a railroad linking Kenya’s Mombasa port and the Ugandan capital. The second port is to be built in the coastal town of Lamu. The port project was supposed to be financed by Qatar under a [&hellip

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China will finance the building of a second port in Kenya as well as a transport corridor and upgrade of a railroad linking Kenya’s Mombasa port and the Ugandan capital. The second port is to be built in the coastal town of Lamu. The port project was supposed to be financed by Qatar under a deal to lease portions of arable land to the Gulf state but the agreement was shelved.

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