AS Tanzania and Kenya ink gas pipeline deal during the subsequent President Samia Suluhu Hassan two days state visit to Kenya, many might be speculating where all begun and whether the construction of a gas pipeline from Dar es Salaam to Mombasa would bring more prosperity to these two nations and not to further business competition.
In my view, signing a joint communique is just the starting of a long-term project aimed at sharing energy resources, but a key question remains, is the project timely?
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