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Tanzania Vice President Ndejembi blasts India’s mega power firm over project delays

Source: Tuko.co.ke

Tanzania Vice President Ndejembi blasts India’s mega power firm over project delays

In brief

Tanzania's VP Deogratius Ndejembi has ordered India's Kalpataru Projects to replace its site manager over delays in a major electricity transmission project.

This is a summary provided by Tuko.co.ke. Read the complete story on the publisher’s website.

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