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Serikali ya Tanzania inafanya mazungumzo na Adani Group ya India na Gridworks Development Partners ya Uingereza kwa ajili ya kuingia ubia wa uwekezaji katika Mradi wa Umeme kwa Dola Milioni 900 (Tsh. Trilioni 2.4) na Dola Milioni 300 (Tsh. Bilioni 817).
Mtandao wa India Times umeandika Kamishna wa Idara ya Ubia kati ya Sekta ya Umma na Sekta Binafsi (PPP), David Kafulila amesema mazungumzo yanaendelea.
Huo ni mwendelezo wa Bilionea wa India, Gautam Adani ambaye ameonesha nia ya kutanua soko lake Afrika Mashariki kwa kuwa mbali na kusaini Mkataba wa Miaka 30 katika Bandari ya Dar es Salaam pia anataka kuwekeza katika umeme Nchini #Kenya katika Mradi wa Dola Milioni 736 (Tsh. Trilioni 2).
Adani Group seeks to invest $900 million in Tanzania power lines
Tanzania is negotiating with the Adani Group and UK company Gridworks Development Partners for public-private partnerships involving $900 million and $300 million power-line projects. The Adani Group is also expanding in East Africa, including a 30-year concession in Dar es Salaam and ongoing talks in Kenya, sparking local protests and legal actions.
Tanzania is in talks with the Adani Group for a $900 million public-private partnership project to construct high-voltage power lines, according to an official of the east African nation.
Adani Group has expressed its interest to the East African government, according to David Kafulila, executive director of Tanzania’s Public-Private Partnership Centre. Tanzania is also in talks with UK company Gridworks Development Partners LLP for a $300 million power-lines project under the public-private partnership.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s company is expanding its footprint in East Africa with investments in Tanzania and neighboring Kenya. Tanzania awarded it a 30-year concession in May to operate the main container terminal at the port of Dar es Salaam.
In Kenya, Adani is in talks with the nation’s electricity transmission company for a concession to construct high-voltage power lines valued at $736 million. The group’s proposal to run the nation’s main airport in the capital, Nairobi, has sparked protests, Senate hearings and lawsuits.
Source: Indiatimes
Mtandao wa India Times umeandika Kamishna wa Idara ya Ubia kati ya Sekta ya Umma na Sekta Binafsi (PPP), David Kafulila amesema mazungumzo yanaendelea.
Huo ni mwendelezo wa Bilionea wa India, Gautam Adani ambaye ameonesha nia ya kutanua soko lake Afrika Mashariki kwa kuwa mbali na kusaini Mkataba wa Miaka 30 katika Bandari ya Dar es Salaam pia anataka kuwekeza katika umeme Nchini #Kenya katika Mradi wa Dola Milioni 736 (Tsh. Trilioni 2).
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Adani Group seeks to invest $900 million in Tanzania power lines
Tanzania is negotiating with the Adani Group and UK company Gridworks Development Partners for public-private partnerships involving $900 million and $300 million power-line projects. The Adani Group is also expanding in East Africa, including a 30-year concession in Dar es Salaam and ongoing talks in Kenya, sparking local protests and legal actions.
Tanzania is in talks with the Adani Group for a $900 million public-private partnership project to construct high-voltage power lines, according to an official of the east African nation.
Adani Group has expressed its interest to the East African government, according to David Kafulila, executive director of Tanzania’s Public-Private Partnership Centre. Tanzania is also in talks with UK company Gridworks Development Partners LLP for a $300 million power-lines project under the public-private partnership.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s company is expanding its footprint in East Africa with investments in Tanzania and neighboring Kenya. Tanzania awarded it a 30-year concession in May to operate the main container terminal at the port of Dar es Salaam.
In Kenya, Adani is in talks with the nation’s electricity transmission company for a concession to construct high-voltage power lines valued at $736 million. The group’s proposal to run the nation’s main airport in the capital, Nairobi, has sparked protests, Senate hearings and lawsuits.
Source: Indiatimes
