【全非资讯·肯尼亚】 津巴布韦：肯尼亚否认授予12亿美元机场扩建合同

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肯尼亚否认了一家与备受争议的津巴布韦商人Wicknell Chivayo有关联的公司赢得了一项价值数十亿美元的合同，以扩建该国位于首都内罗毕的主要机场乔莫·肯雅塔国际机场（JKIA）。\n\n在此之前，有报道称Chivayo旗下的IMC Construction公司是一个财团的成员，该财团赢得了价值29亿美元（约合3750亿肯尼亚先令）的繁忙机场扩建标案。\n\n肯尼亚表示，JKIA的扩建成本并非报道所称的3750亿先令，而是最高154.2亿美元（应为12亿美元），并且将主要通过向开发金融机构借贷来获得资金。\n\n内罗毕方面还否认了将Chivayo的公司IMC Construction与该大型项目联系起来的报道，该项目旨在显着提升JKIA的旅客处理能力。\n\n肯尼亚对与Chivayo的关联表示严重关切\n\n政府对部分媒体出现的报道（称Chivayo的公司将承建JKIA扩建项目）予以高度关切并记录在案。我们希望澄清的是，这些报道中提及的公司（IMC Construction）并未作为投标方参与此次采购程序，且与该项目没有任何角色、参与或关联。他们也不是提交该标案投标书的承包商的一部分。肯尼亚交通部长Davis Chirchir表示。\n\nChirchir补充说，所有承包商都被要求提交具有法律约束力的合资企业各方披露信息，而上述实体并未出现在任何一个合资企业中。这位部长没有透露究竟哪家公司或公司财团被授予了扩建JKIA的标案。总统William Ruto最近暗示，该机场的施工工程将于7月开始，此前近两年，抗议活动促使内罗毕取消了最初的JKIA扩建合同。

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Kenya has denied that a company linked to controversial Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has won a multi-billion-US-dollar contract to expand the country's main airport, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), in the capital Nairobi.

This follows earlier reports that Chivayo's company, IMC Construction, was part of a consortium that had won a $2.9-billion (375 billion Kenyan shillings) tender to expand the busy airport.

Kenya says that JKIA's expansion will not cost the reported 375 billion shillings, but a maximum of 154.2 billion shillings ($1.2 billion), and that it will be financed largely through credit borrowed from development financial institutions.

Nairobi also rejected reports linking Chivayo's company, IMC Construction, to the mega project, which seeks to significantly increase the passenger processing capacity of JKIA.

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Kenya 'seriously concerned' with Chivayo links

"The government has taken note with serious concern reports appearing in sections of the media (stating that Chivayo's firm will undertake JKIA's expansion)... We wish to clarify that the company referred to in those reports (IMC Construction) did not participate in this procurement process as a bidder and has no role, involvement or association whatsoever with this project. They also are not part and parcel of the contractors who submitted bids to this tender," Kenya's Transport Minister Davis

Chirchir added that "all contractors were required to submit a legally binding disclosure of all parties in joint ventures and in none of them is the said-entity part of." The minister did not disclose which company or consortium of companies had been awarded the tender to expand JKIA. President William Ruto recently indicated that construction works at the airport will begin in July, nearly two years after protests prompted Nairobi to cancel the JKIA expansion contract that had initially been a

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