The African Development Bank has approved €156 million to upgrade Uganda's Arua Airport, a bet that better border links can boost regional trade.
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Key Facts
—The deal: The African Development Bank has approved about €156 million to upgrade Arua Airport in north-western Uganda.
—The aim: The upgrade is meant to boost regional trade and tourism by improving connections.
—The place: Arua sits near Uganda’s borders with the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan.
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