Kajiado — Building companies are trying out polystyrene construction which offers good insulation, and uses less water and wood
Posted on : Thursday , 2nd June 2016
Kia Motors will build training centres for mechanics in Ethiopia and Kenya in a bid to contribute to their economies by providing education for young people.
Posted on : Wednesday , 1st June 2016
In an unprecedented move, local companies and farmers' organisations have been given the go-ahead to directly export tea to international markets.
Posted on : Wednesday , 1st June 2016
Dodoma — EXECUTION of the 250-kilometre of power line from Makambako in Njombe Region to Songea in Ruvuma region at a cost of 34.68 million US dollars and 15.41bn/- is expected to be completed by June 2018, the National Assembly heard yesterday.
Posted on : Wednesday , 1st June 2016
Africa is unlikely to fall into the type of unsustainable debt trap seen in the 1990s despite a spike in borrowing and widening budget deficits, the African Development Bank (AfDB) said on Monday.
Falling commodity prices and slowing global growth have hammered African economies in the past year, prompting many governments to sharply increase borrowing, drawing comparisons with the crippling debt trap many countries faced in the 1990s. The AfDB said last week that Afr.... Read more »
Posted on : Tuesday , 31st May 2016
The people and government of Ethiopia have recently celebrated the fifth year anniversary of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a multi-billion dollar hydro electric project, being constructed on the Blue Nile river, in the Guba Woreda, Benshangul-Gumuz State.
They are cognizant to the fact that constructing the Dam has many fringe benefits to the country's economic growth through providing sustainable cheap power for local consumption as well as for neighbou.... Read more »
Posted on : Saturday , 21st May 2016
The necessity for the private and public sector to work together to safeguard and grow the country’s economy has never been greater than it is today following recent regional developments.
Uganda fired the first shot in what appears a coordinated assault on Kenya’s interests when it decided to tear up its agreement to build a joint crude oil pipeline. The decision has the potential to throw a spanner into regional plans for the construction of the Lamu Por.... Read more »
Posted on : Saturday , 21st May 2016
Posted on : Tuesday , 17th May 2016
The construction of Ethio-Kenya Road linking Kenya to Ethiopia is set to be completed soon; this is according to The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA).
Posted on : Thursday , 12th May 2016
THE government has said nearly 6,000 villages will be connected with electricity through the Rural Energy Agency (REA) phase three. Deputy Minister for Energy and Minerals, Dr Medard Kalemani, told a parliamentary committee on Energy and Minerals when giving details of the implementation of REA budget in 2016/2017 fiscal year.
Posted on : Saturday , 16th April 2016
East African Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) may be wooing the government into a real estate deal after the company failed to get approval to sell part of their land last year.
Posted on : Saturday , 16th April 2016
PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has said the government is committed to develop industrial sector as a strategy to boost growth and propel Tanzania to join the league of middle income countries.
Posted on : Saturday , 16th April 2016
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