Inside Ethiopia's $660M Pipeline to the Red Sea

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For 33 years, Ethiopia has depended on trucks to move fuel across someone else's border. That changes now. Inside the $660M Dangote-backed pipeline connecting Djibouti's coast to Ethiopia's heartland — what it fixes, who's paying, and what it means for 130 million people. #Ethiopia #Djibouti #RedSea #Dangote #HornOfAfrica #EnergyInfrastructure #RedSeaCorridor #PetroleumPipeline #EnergySecurity #AfricanBusiness #DamerjogDjibouti

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