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Middle Eastern actors wage infrastructure war in Horn of Africa
A fierce competition is reshaping the Horn of Africa’s maritime landscape as Middle Eastern powers pour billions into rival port projects, each vying to control the gateway for landlocked Ethiopia’s 120 million consumers.
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