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East Africa: Tanzania, Uganda Sign Gas Pipeline Deal
East African, 25 August 2018
Tanzania and Uganda have signed an agreement for the construction a natural gas pipeline. Read more »
In what will be the first transborder gas pipeline in East Africa since Tanzania's extraction of natural gas started in 2004, the two countries have signed an agreement for the construction of a natural gas pipeline. It's not clear who's funding the multimillion dollar deal.
Tanzania President John Magufuli and Uganda President Yoweri Museveni (file photo).
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