In the first article, I argued that East Africa should first determine what regional petroleum and petrochemical system it needs by 2050 before debating which country or investor should host...
By Anna Tibaijuka
In the first article, I argued that East Africa should first determine what regional petroleum and petrochemical system it needs by 2050 before debating which country or investor should host particular facilities.
That raises the next question: should we judge potential locations by the infrastructure they possess today, or by what they could become after thirty or fifty years of development?
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