INTERVIEW: East Africa infrastructure
507 views · Published 2 September 2016 · 3:45 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: CGTN Africa · 2016 · News & Politics
Regional integration has been a big part of the Kenyan government's argument for building both the Standard Gauge railway line and a new port in Lamu. Aside from opening up the long-neglected northern and eastern frontiers of Kenya, the railway line from Mombasa will also link Ethiopia to global markets. But with that country building its own 4-billion-dollar track to the port in Djibouti, some economists aren't convinced there's a case for another line.
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