(Reuters) - Zambia's North-Western Railways (NWR) has agreed a $250 million financing package with lenders from Britain, South Africa and United States to build a rail link in a copper mining region, its chairman said on Tuesday.
Enoch Kavindele said NWR would receive funds from investors and lenders in the three countries to construct a railway line that will eventually link Zambia and Angola's Benguela railways.
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Enoch Kavindele said NWR would receive funds from investors and lenders in the three countries to construct a railway line that will eventually link Zambia and Angola's Benguela railways.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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