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- Tanzania will export liquified natural gas through the pipeline to Uganda
- Tanzania will build several plants along the route for domestic use of the gas
- Uganda plans to use the gas for power generation, especially for its iron mining projects
Tanzania and Uganda signed a deal finalising the 2018 MoU on joint natural gas pipeline construction. Tanzania’s Deputy Prime Minister Doto Biteko and his Ugandan counterpart, Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabiriwahe, signed the deal on November 9
The 1800-kilometre pipeline will run from Tanzania’s southern regions of Lindi and Mtwara to Uganda’s capital, Kampala. This will be the first trans-border gas pipeline in East Africa and is expected to boost economic growth in both countries significantly. The multimillion-dollar project will create jobs along the construction route in both countries.
No official figures have been made public regarding the project’s total value or where the funding will come …