@imanibrian12@JmPascol@GeorgeMeroka@akech_andrew I didn't expect Ug to side with Tz especially after Lamu was chosen by dangote. From the comments I've noticed Ugns are not regretting Tanga at all. Ke should start considering other countries interests or else it could lose a lot. Ug is a critical player in EA oil business
@imanibrian12@JmPascol@GeorgeMeroka@akech_andrew U'll b surprised to learn that most EA countries will actually pick Tz over ke. Tz's problem has always been the lack of ambition & that's changing. Only Tznians & Egyptians can visit S.sudan visa free. Burundi & drc are Tz's allies by default. Tz also has sadc.
@ibiriti@cobbo3 Currently There's no substitute for Diesel in heavy machinery. Also all aircrafts are currently powered by fossil. We still have a long way to go until we no longer need fossil completely.
@vibesNfacts@TheGlobal_Index They intentionally left it because they wanted to use countries with low population so that they could display inequality as much as they could.
@manlikeaarons@maganja_ye71804 True but investing another $1.5-2.5B required to link their oil fields with EACOP without a necessity isn't easy. They may use EACOP option as a bargaining chip/ leverage over Sudan & smoothen their current condition.
@MativoMJohn@rodgers_adai That's only possible for developed countries with huge economies & manufacturing that no African country can match, let alone Kenya, a third worlder with a deteriorating manufacturing sector. There's no substitute of Cheap, readily available raw material in Africa's manufacturing
@maganja_ye71804@manlikeaarons Hoima to S.sudan's oil fields is roughly 500-700km. The only reason they are currently not as motivated to build a pipeline to hoima is the existing pipeline through north Sudan that's already generating revenue. There's still a chance though, their relationship is deteriorating.
@KipepeComrade@ayubu_madenge Sasa Dangote alikubalije kuweka refinery yake Kenya? Natamani nione ata respond vipi akiona refinery itakayojengwa Tanga. Kama zitajengwa zote EA itakuwa sehem moja influential sana ktk bara hili in years to come.
@DemonFramed Unless a new born or sick, humans could survive on 2 meals a week. 3+ meals a week was considered abundance. One meal a day is more than enough and actually healthier. Once your body adjusts to it, you'll never go back to multiple meals a day. Eating 3 times a day is a scam.
@otenyop I think magufuli was a good negotiator. He also focused a lot on infrastructure projects. I can almost guarantee that he would have settled this refinery deal immediately as he came aware of it. EA would have been more competent region if he lived a little longer.
@Strat_Rev@otenyop@TheKenyanBull As a Tanzanian, I was happy knowing Tanga, as a city, with a project of that scale, would become a serious competition to mombasa in all ways. But again, Kenya has won as usual. You are really good with opportunities.
@Strat_Rev@otenyop@TheKenyanBull The country that hosts that kind of investment surely benefits. The infrastructures required to accommodate industrial clusters & economical activities that come with oil refinery are immense. Once the refinery is fully operational, Lamu will grow into a serious city.