Turkish firm Yapi Merkezi Holdings AS signed a €2.7 billion ($2.95 billion) deal to build a railway line in Uganda. The 272-kilometer (169-miles) track will link the capital city of Kampala to the border with neighboring Kenya. Bloomberg's Ondiro Oganga breaks down what this means for the African nation and for Turkey.
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