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Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania target private investments worth $10b

East African countries want private investors to take up projects worth about $10 billion to fast-track economic development and lift millions out of poverty. TEA GRAPHIC | FILE PHOTO

East African countries want private investors to take up projects worth about $10 billion to fast-track economic development and lift millions out of poverty.

Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda unveiled projects worth $9.9 billion at a recent Global African Investment Summit held in Kigali.

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