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Halafu sikuwa nataka kuvunja roho yako ila ni sharti nikupe ukweli. The Biggest project in Africa sasa hivi inaweza kuwa ni hii project ya Egypt building it's new capital city at a total cost of $58 billion. Yaani imekaribia Gdp ya Tanzania. Ujenzi umeshaanza kwa hivyo lazima niiweke kwa hii list maana hii list ni ya ujenzi wowote ambao umeshaanza.





Halafu mradi wenyewe unaharakishwa kama baiskeli ya kuibiwa. Haujengwi polepole.
Tazama video uone progress jinsi mradi unakimbizwa. Mind you in 21 months tayari unaweza kuona skyscrapers nyingi zinazojengwa


kwa funds za mikopo sio? wacha ufala kama huwezi ku-argue meaningful! Nimesema in terms of FDI yaani Foreign Direct Investment yaani host country haiko binded or committed to any sort of loans from banks!

Egypt faces more delays in funds to build new capital​

The consortium of Chinese banks funding the lion’s share of Egypt's new administrative capital has delayed delivery of the loan until Egypt provides more proof of its ability to repay the funds.
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Chinese construction laborers work at the site of the Iconic Tower skyscraper, being built by China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC), in what will become the business district of the New Administrative Capital (NAC), east of Cairo, Egypt, May 2, 2019. Photo by REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh.
Ahmed Youness
Ahmed Youness



TOPICS COVERED
loans, debt, egyptian government, imf, banks, china, cairo
Jan 31, 2020
Money issues continue to plague Egypt's plans for a new administrative capital.

Egypt has yet to meet multiple conditions attached to China’s $3 billion loan facility to design and construct the proposed new capital's central business district, an Egyptian government source told Al-Monitor.

The source, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of his position, said the Chinese banks’ insistence on overcomplicated payment guarantees is obstructing disbursement of the $834 million first tranche of the loan. Egypt was expected to obtain that tranche in January. The Egyptian government is working to resolve this dispute and hold talks to rush the disbursement, the source explained.

“The Chinese side has concerns about whether [Egypt] is capable of reimbursing the loan and through wh



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Artist’s render of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (Courtesy of the Urban Development Consortium, UDC+5)

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Egypt is struggling to fund its new capital, official says​

13 May 2019 | By GCR Staff | 0 Comments

The man in charge of delivering a vast new capital for Egypt in the desert east of Cairo has said the foreign investment needed for the megaproject is not there yet.​

“We need very extensive financing and the state doesn’t have money to give me,” said Ahmed Zaki Abdeen, chairman of the army-controlled New Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD).

An estimated $58bn is needed for the scheme, which was launched in 2015 and is intended to house 34 government ministries and be a new business, finance and cultural hub, with a population of 7 million people.

Abdeen told Reuters that only around 20% of the investment so far had come from abroad, including loans from China amounting to around $4.5bn.

At the time of the launch, the Egyptian government believed global capital would pour in to create a clean, futuristic business hub.

But since then, talks with prominent investors, including Dubai-based Emaar Properties PJSC and China Fortune Land Development, have fallen through.

The Egyptian government has been forced to get a $3bn loan from China to build towers in the new capital’s central business district.

Image: Artist’s render of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital, planned for a 725-sq-km site in the desert east of Cairo (Courtesy of the Urban Development Consortium, UDC+5)

 
juzijuzi nilikuwa namuwaza huyu jamaa katoka ulecturer udsm ambako huwa wanalipwa zaidi ya 3M kaenda ukatibu mkuu CCM, nikajiuliza CCM watakuwa wanamlipa zaidi ya 3M? leo moyo umefurah kusikia kawa katibu mkuu JMT


from Lecturer UDSM to uKatibu Mkuu CCM then to Ubalozi na Ukatibu Mkuu JMT. The guy is very cool (i personally know him a bit)

na ukiangalia.. malecturers wenzake wengi wamekuwa makatibu wakuu wa wizara, lkn yeye kawa katibu mkuu CCM, but surprisingly kawaovertake wenzake wote kawa Katibu Mkuu Kiongozi (what a life journey to him)
Hivi huyu boss mtu wa Bukoba
 
Refinery pia bado haijaanza kujengwa na hakuna guarantee kwamba itajengwa. Hata hatujui nani ndio atatoa funding ya kuijenga. Hii refinery haihusiani na Total. Pipeline ndio inahusiana na Total. Total hawajasema kwamba watajenga hio refinery. Infact hawana haja ya kujenga hio refinery. Wao wako interested na ujenzi wa pipeline tu. So tuweke refinery kando kwa sasa maana hata hatujui financier watakuwa ni kina nani. FID ya refinery ikitiwa saini ndio tutaizungumzia. Hata Kenya imekataa kujiunga na hio refinery maana kwa sasa ni white elephant, haina financiers wa kutosha. Tafuteni kwanza investors wa kuinvest kwa hio refinery. Au mtafute banks ambazo ziko ready kutoa loan.
Though General Electric is no more part of consortium Saipem has taken the stake left by General Electric and FYI Only 40% of stakeholders have not comitted to a refinery! Wacha wivu mshikaji n tell us what is Kenya doing on her refinery and pipeline in Lamu?


Uganda expects its new Albertine Graben refinery to be launched in 2024 but in the meantime is exploring options on how to fund its 40% stake in the facility. The Albertine Graben Refinery Consortium, led by Italy’s Saipem, owns the remaining 60% in the refinery. Meanwhile, front-end engineering design work on the project is 70% complete, while the signing of a final investment decision for the new plant is now expected in 2022. An environmental and social impact awareness assessment for the refinery has started, after the government extended the deadline for its completion by an additional 17 months, according to media reports. Following the completion of the assessment, the consortium is expected to sign a final investment decision. The FID was initially planned for 2019, while the completion of the refinery was expected in 2023, S&P Global Platts has previously reported.


And the GoU has committed to a 40% stake

Uganda Says Refinery Investor Group Nearing Final Decision​

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The General Electric Co.-led group picked to build a $3.5 billion refinery in Uganda is close to making a final investment decision for the project, according to the country’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development.

The decision requires the start of work on the infrastructure connected to the plant, such as a refined products pipeline, according to a budget policy document. The government will hold a 40% stake in the project.

The ministry is seeking government funding of 100 billion shillings ($27 million) in the 12 months through June 2021 for that associated infrastructure. The plant, which will be able to process 60,000 barrels-a-day, will initially operate at about half of that capacity.

Uganda, East Africa’s third-largest economy, discovered commercially viable oil deposits in 2006 and plans to start production in 2022-23. The refinery will process crude from fields jointly owned by France’s Total SA, Cnooc Ltd. of China and London-based Tullow Oil Plc.

The Albertine Graben Refinery Consortium — led by Boston-based GE and including Italy’s Saipem SpA — won the deal to develop the refinery in Uganda’s Hoima district in April 2018. The group started front-end engineering design last March that was expected to last for about 15 months, according to the budget document.

AGRC will own 60% of the facility, while the government will have the option selling some of its stakes to other East African Community states and institutional investors.

 
kwa funds za mikopo sio? wacha ufala kama huwezi ku-argue meaningful! Nimesema in terms of FDI yaani Foreign Direct Investment yaani host country haiko binded or committed to any sort of loans from banks!

Egypt faces more delays in funds to build new capital​

The consortium of Chinese banks funding the lion’s share of Egypt's new administrative capital has delayed delivery of the loan until Egypt provides more proof of its ability to repay the funds.
Read In: العربية
al-monitor
Chinese construction laborers work at the site of the Iconic Tower skyscraper, being built by China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC), in what will become the business district of the New Administrative Capital (NAC), east of Cairo, Egypt, May 2, 2019. Photo by REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh.
Ahmed Youness
Ahmed Youness



TOPICS COVERED
loans, debt, egyptian government, imf, banks, china, cairo
Jan 31, 2020
Money issues continue to plague Egypt's plans for a new administrative capital.

Egypt has yet to meet multiple conditions attached to China’s $3 billion loan facility to design and construct the proposed new capital's central business district, an Egyptian government source told Al-Monitor.

The source, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of his position, said the Chinese banks’ insistence on overcomplicated payment guarantees is obstructing disbursement of the $834 million first tranche of the loan. Egypt was expected to obtain that tranche in January. The Egyptian government is working to resolve this dispute and hold talks to rush the disbursement, the source explained.

“The Chinese side has concerns about whether [Egypt] is capable of reimbursing the loan and through wh



Read more: Egypt faces more delays in funds to build new capital
xNew_capital_2.jpg.pagespeed.ic.69mwvKdq-Z.webp


Artist’s render of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (Courtesy of the Urban Development Consortium, UDC+5)

News​

Egypt is struggling to fund its new capital, official says​

13 May 2019 | By GCR Staff | 0 Comments

The man in charge of delivering a vast new capital for Egypt in the desert east of Cairo has said the foreign investment needed for the megaproject is not there yet.​

“We need very extensive financing and the state doesn’t have money to give me,” said Ahmed Zaki Abdeen, chairman of the army-controlled New Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD).

An estimated $58bn is needed for the scheme, which was launched in 2015 and is intended to house 34 government ministries and be a new business, finance and cultural hub, with a population of 7 million people.

Abdeen told Reuters that only around 20% of the investment so far had come from abroad, including loans from China amounting to around $4.5bn.

At the time of the launch, the Egyptian government believed global capital would pour in to create a clean, futuristic business hub.

But since then, talks with prominent investors, including Dubai-based Emaar Properties PJSC and China Fortune Land Development, have fallen through.

The Egyptian government has been forced to get a $3bn loan from China to build towers in the new capital’s central business district.

Image: Artist’s render of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital, planned for a 725-sq-km site in the desert east of Cairo (Courtesy of the Urban Development Consortium, UDC+5)

Wacha nikukumbushe kwamba ulisema hio pipeline yenu ndio the biggest project in Africa at the moment. Hukuzungumzia mambo ya FDI.
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Lakini kama unasema kwamba hio pipeline ndio the biggest project in Africa in terms of FDI then nakuelewa. So far sidhani kama kuna miradi nyingi Africa yenye FDI zaidi ya $3.5 billion ambazo zinajengwa isipokuwa Eni inayojenga off-shore gas facility in Mozambique at a cost of $8 billion.



Gas itaanza kuzalishwa 2022. Ujenzi ulishaanza na hata meli itakayofungwa processing plants upande wa juu na itakayofungwa baharini tayari inajengwa huko South Korea.

Tazama meli yenyewe inavyojengwa na ipo karibu kumalizika. Itang'oa nanga mwaka huu kuelekea Mozambique ili ianze kuzalisha gas
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Mozambique wataanza kuuza gas to the international market mbele yenu, nyinyi Malazy endeleeni kupoteza muda eti mnazungumza na investor ilhali jirani yenu ataanza kuuza gas katika soko la dunia mwaka ujao. Halafu usidhani kwamba terrorists wa Mozambique watazuia hii project kuanza kazi maana hii project ni off-shore, hii meli ambayo imefungwa processing plants itafungwa baharini mbali na hao terrorists na hawataweza kuifikia.

Kwa hivyo miradi yenye biggest FDI in Africa inayojegwa sasa hivi (ninayoifahamu mimi, maana kuna uwezekano kwamba kuna miradi nyingine ambayo siifahamu mimi) ni Eni gas project ya Mozambique ya $8 billion ikifuatiwa na hio pipeline yenu ya Total ya $3.5 billion.
 
Wacha nikukumbushe kwamba ulisema hio pipeline yenu ndio the biggest project in Africa at the moment. Hukuzungumzia mambo ya FDI.
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Lakini kama unasema kwamba hio pipeline ndio the biggest project in Africa in terms of FDI then nakuelewa. So far sidhani kama kuna miradi nyingi Africa yenye FDI zaidi ya $3.5 billion ambazo zinajengwa isipokuwa Eni inayojenga off-shore gas facility in Mozambique at a cost of $8 billion.



Gas itaanza kuzalishwa 2022. Ujenzi ulishaanza na hata meli itakayofungwa processing plants upande wa juu na itakayofungwa baharini tayari inajengwa huko South Korea.

Tazama meli yenyewe inavyojengwa na ipo karibu kumalizika. Itang'oa nanga mwaka huu kuelekea Mozambique ili ianze kuzalisha gas
View attachment 1712908

Mozambique wataanza kuuza gas to the international market mbele yenu, nyinyi Malazy endeleeni kupoteza muda eti mnazungumza na investor ilhali jirani yenu ataanza kuuza gas katika soko la dunia mwaka ujao. Halafu usidhani kwamba terrorists wa Mozambique watazuia hii project kuanza kazi maana hii project ni off-shore, hii meli ambayo imefungwa processing plants itafungwa baharini mbali na hao terrorists na hawataweza kuifikia.

Kwa hivyo miradi yenye biggest FDI in Africa inayojegwa sasa hivi (ninayoifahamu mimi, maana kuna uwezekano kwamba kuna miradi nyingine ambayo siifahamu mimi) ni Eni gas project ya Mozambique ya $8 billion ikifuatiwa na hio pipeline yenu ya Total ya $3.5 billion.
I have always talked on chinese free loans! i meant largest FID, try not to argue on that!
 
Wacha nikukumbushe kwamba ulisema hio pipeline yenu ndio the biggest project in Africa at the moment. Hukuzungumzia mambo ya FDI.
View attachment 1712888

Lakini kama unasema kwamba hio pipeline ndio the biggest project in Africa in terms of FDI then nakuelewa. So far sidhani kama kuna miradi nyingi Africa yenye FDI zaidi ya $3.5 billion ambazo zinajengwa isipokuwa Eni inayojenga off-shore gas facility in Mozambique at a cost of $8 billion.



Gas itaanza kuzalishwa 2022. Ujenzi ulishaanza na hata meli itakayofungwa processing plants upande wa juu na itakayofungwa baharini tayari inajengwa huko South Korea.

Tazama meli yenyewe inavyojengwa na ipo karibu kumalizika. Itang'oa nanga mwaka huu kuelekea Mozambique ili ianze kuzalisha gas
View attachment 1712908

Mozambique wataanza kuuza gas to the international market mbele yenu, nyinyi Malazy endeleeni kupoteza muda eti mnazungumza na investor ilhali jirani yenu ataanza kuuza gas katika soko la dunia mwaka ujao. Halafu usidhani kwamba terrorists wa Mozambique watazuia hii project kuanza kazi maana hii project ni off-shore, hii meli ambayo imefungwa processing plants itafungwa baharini mbali na hao terrorists na hawataweza kuifikia.

Kwa hivyo miradi yenye biggest FDI in Africa inayojegwa sasa hivi (ninayoifahamu mimi, maana kuna uwezekano kwamba kuna miradi nyingine ambayo siifahamu mimi) ni Eni gas project ya Mozambique ya $8 billion ikifuatiwa na hio pipeline yenu ya Total ya $3.5 billion.
meli inajengwa wapi? Na ya kampuni gani? Nakuambiaga sector ya energy si strength yako (hujui kitu) ila ni ubishi siku zote! Tanzania gas itabaki pale kama makubaliano si mazuri afterall we r building internal demand and Uganda's pipeline and steel industry is another shot in arm!

FYI only Total has done FID on LNG plant in Ruvuma basin of Mozambique side Eni/Exxonmobil have postponed their FID till 2022!
While the FID for Total’s project was made in June 2019, Exxon has delayed its FID on its $30bn Rovuma LNG project until 2022 (and possibly even later) amid lower oil prices. Eni is Exxon’s project partner for Rovuma LNG.


The worsening security situation is raising the risk of further delays. IHS Markit stated that the “ongoing failure by the Mozambican authorities to offer sufficient protection to LNG operators is raising the risks of sustained, long-term postponements of onshore project developments” while scoring Mozambique an “F” for political violence over a five-year outlook.
 
ule wa Misri capital city ni mkubwa zaid
namaanisha mradi wa FDI ule wa Misri ni mkopo kutoka mabenki ya China, financing haina tofauti na SGR Mombasa-Nairobi-Naivasaha! Huu ni mradi Uganda na Tanzania hawawekezi hata sumni gharama zote zinatoka kwa mwekezaji! Nikiandika kitu huwa nakuwa nimefanya uchunguzi!
 
Megawatt 1 inatosheleza mahitaji ya nyumba ngap zenye taa tv fridge, jiko, pasi ,na vifaa vingine kama feni dishwashing machines ,laundry nk...??Anaefaham

unit moja ya umeme ni sawa na 1kwh (1000wh) hivyo mfano una pasi ya umeme ya 1000w ukiitumia kwa lisaa moja nzima utakuwa utakuwa umetumia (1000w *1h= 1000wh= 1kwh)
sasa hapa inategemea vifaa vyako vina specifications ya watt ngap na unavutumia kwa mda (masaa mangap) kwa wastan tuseme nyumba nzima yenye hivyo vifaa unatumia unit 1.5-2 kwa siku (kiafrica, taa haziwaki mda wote, au pasi haziwaki mda wote). kwahio nyumba moja kwa siku tuseme inatumia unit 2

unit 2 = 2000wh (2kwh)

megawatts 1 = 1,000,000 watt ..

nimejaribu kukuelezea, sasa fanya mahesabu hapo wew mwenyewe
 
unit moja ya umeme ni sawa na 1kwh (1000wh) hivyo mfano una pasi ya umeme ya 1000w ukiitumia kwa lisaa moja nzima utakuwa utakuwa umetumia (1000w *1h= 1000wh= 1kwh)
sasa hapa inategemea vifaa vyako vina specifications ya watt ngap na unavutumia kwa mda (masaa mangap) kwa wastan tuseme nyumba nzima yenye hivyo vifaa unatumia unit 1.5-2 kwa siku (kiafrica, taa haziwaki mda wote, au pasi haziwaki mda wote). kwahio nyumba moja kwa siku tuseme inatumia unit 2

unit 2 = 2000wh (2kwh)

megawatts 1 = 1,000,000 watt ..

nimejaribu kukuelezea, sasa fanya mahesabu hapo wew mwenyewe
Ayo si ndio mambo ya si unit prefixes
 
Megawatt 1 inatosheleza mahitaji ya nyumba ngap zenye taa tv fridge, jiko, pasi ,na vifaa vingine kama feni dishwashing machines ,laundry nk...??Anaefaham
1 MegaWatt ni nyingi sana.
Nyumba ya ghorofa 2 kwa mfano, yenye mashine ya kufulia, hair dryer, fridge, jiko la umeme, television kubwa kabisa zaidi ya moja, computers, air conditioner.

Kwa siku anatumia 1000 watts.

Rwanda yenyewe inaumeme chini ya 200MW.

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