The African Bank for Import and Export (AfreximBank) is considering arranging and managing an USD 800 mn loan for Arab Contractors and Elsewedy Electric to build a USD 2 bn, 2.1 GW hydroelectric dam over Tanzania’s Rufiji River, according to Al Shorouk. Arab Contractors was awarded the tender for the dam last month.
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