The construction of the High Grand Falls dam, with a cost of 337 billion Kenyan shillings (approximately $2.61 billion), has been halted, announced the Kenyan Ministry of Finance. It is a hydroelectric power plant planned on the Tana River, the country’s largest river, harnessing the energy of the Kibuka Falls. The High Grand dam was…...
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Kenya halts construction of $2.61 billion dam
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