Tanzania, Kenya to trade power in $309.26 million deal

The 507.5 kilometre line that runs from the Isinya substation to Arusha, through Namanga, has the capacity to transfer 2,000 megawatts. PHOTO | iStock

By  Louis Kolumbia

What you need to know:

  • Tanzania has recently been forced to ration power in some parts of the country due to low hydro generation, highlighting the critical role of the line to the neighbouring country.

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