(Reuters) - The World Bank said on Wednesday it will provide $201 million in credits and grants to improve road and rail links between West African neighbors Chad, Cameroon and Central African Republic.
"Those three countries have some of the least functional traffic connections of any area in the world," World Bank spokesman Tim Carrington told Reuters.
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"Those three countries have some of the least functional traffic connections of any area in the world," World Bank spokesman Tim Carrington told Reuters.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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