The Kenyan government is seeking private investors for a $245 million (about Ksh31.7 billion in the current exchange rates) high-voltage transmission line project to replace the cancelled Adani deal.
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The Kenyan government is seeking private investors for a $245 million (about Ksh31.7 billion in the current exchange rates) high-voltage transmission line project to replace the cancelled Adani deal.
This comes months after President William Ruto cancelled the contentious deal in November, the day after Gautam Adani, the director of Adani, was indicted in the United States in a $250 million (about Ksh32.4 billion in the current exchange rates) graft case.
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Kenya Has Bought a Building in London to Host Embassy After Years Rent Fight
In an official statement on Wednesday, Mudavadi announced that after decades of leasing the building, the Kenyan government has made a major step toward officially acquiring it.
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French row with Algeria escalates further with tit-for-tat expulsions
France has recalled its ambassador to Algeria and ordered 12 Algerian diplomats to leave Paris as a diplomatic row escalated.
Algeria earlier this week expelled 12 French officials after one of its consular staff was arrested over the kidnapping of a government critic living in Paris. President Emmanuel Macron's office called the move "unjustified and incomprehensible".
