Africa's richest man, Ethiopia and Djibouti to build $660m fuel pipeline
Africa's richest man, Ethiopia and Djibouti to build $660m fuel pipelineImage source, Bloomberg via Getty ImagesImage caption, Aliko Dangote made his fortune from cement in NigeriaByOndiro OgangaPublished47 minutes agoNigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, Ethiopia and Djibouti…
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Africa's richest man, Ethiopia and Djibouti to build $660m fuel pipelineImage source, Bloomberg via Getty ImagesImage caption, Aliko Dangote made his fortune from cement in NigeriaByOndiro OgangaPublished47 minutes agoNigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, Ethiopia and Djibouti have agreed to develop a $660m (£500m) petroleum pipeline and storage project linking the two countries.The project will include a 120km- (75 mile-) pipeline connecting Djibouti's Damerjog port to a distribution facility in Dewele, Ethiopia, as well as storage capacity of about 400 million litres.It is expected to begin operations within 18 months.Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said the pipeline would reduce the time needed to transport fuel from Djibouti's port to the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, from five…
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