Dewji: Plans to Process and Refine Graphite in Tanzania
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MeTL President and CEO Mohammed Dewji has told Bloomberg he aims to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in refining graphite in Tanzania. The billionaire business tycoon spoke to our chief Africa correspondent Jennifer Zabasajja about…
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