Tanzania Will Begin Generating Its Own Steel In Order To Cut Down On Imports.

Within the next three years, Tanzania intends to start producing steel domestically. It has already been determined that the project is situated in the Njombe Region's Ludewa District. In order to promote iron ore mining, the investor, Fujian Hexingwang Industry Tanzania Co Ltd, and the National Development Corporation (NDC) inked a $77 million contract on Saturday, August 3, 2024. Presently, Tanzania's yearly expenditure on steel imports amounts to an average of $1.22 billion,.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 5th August 2024

UN Agency Praises Tanzania for Enhancing Healthcare Services

UNICEF Tanzania has expressed its appreciation for the government's commitment to modernizing healthcare services, emphasizing the importance of maternity and newborn care in particular.The UNICEF Representative for Tanzania, Lawrence Oundo, noted that this dedication is essential to tackling the serious issue of maternal mortality, which continues to take many lives as a result of avoidable difficulties during pregnancy and childbirth.He was speaking at the official handover of the.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 5th August 2024

Kenya signs a Sh2.6 billion contract with a Chinese company for electric vehicle assembly

Chinese automaker Chery plans to increase its production of electric vehicles (EVs) in Kenya by investing Sh2.62 billion. The agreement, which was signed, was a collaboration with the Kenyan company Afrigreen Automobile and calls for building an assembly manufacturing plant to generate electric cars domestically. Principal Secretary Abubakar Hassan Abubakar of the Ministry of Investments, Trade, and Industry stated that the partnership is anticipated to increase the adoption.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 5th August 2024

Tanzania Commends Chinese Aid Initiative for Bilharzia Control

Authorities in Zanzibar, Tanzania, commended the Chinese aid effort for controlling schistosomiasis, or bilharzia, stating that it has contributed to the disease's eradication in the Indian Ocean islands.The principal secretary of the Zanzibar Ministry of Health, Katibu Mkuu Habiba, and the coordinator of the Ministry of Health on Pemba Island, Khamis Bilali Ali, expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the China-aid Project on Schistosomiasis Control during their visit.The.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 5th August 2024

Tanzania Poised to Enter Booming Graphite Market With a New Project Launch

The Lindi Jumbo Graphite Mine in Tanzania is scheduled to transport its first consignment of graphite concentrate to Europe, opening up a new global jurisdiction for graphite mining. There will be other exports to locations in Asia after the shipment bound for Europe. According to Andrew Cunningham, MD and CEO of Walkabout, an Australian company, there is a strong market demand for Lindi Jumbo's graphite product, and prices are competitive. To satisfy this demand, our main goal is to.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 1st August 2024

TGS Partners with Tanzania's PURA to Dominate Offshore Subsurface Data Management and Licensing

The comprehensive dataset, including regional seismic and well data, will enable detailed interpretations of the basin's evolution and structural history.This collection, which includes 2D and 3D seismic data spanning over 132,000 km², showcases Tanzania's strong play diversity, proven through exploration success from Early Cretaceous to Miocene reservoirs.   This initiative will help identify oil and gas plays, enabling prospect-specific analysis and mapping of robust.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 1st August 2024

Tanzania Allocates 34 Billion Shillings for Manyovu Customs Center and Major Road Projects

Innocent Bashungwa, Minister of Construction, explained that 34 billion shillings were recently assigned for the construction of an integrated Customs Center (One Stop Boarder Post-OSBP) in the Manyovu area, which is on the border of Tanzania and Burundi, that will assist the Kigoma Region do trade with neighbouring countries. Bashungwa announced this to the people of Mnanira and Manyovu during the visit of Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango, Vice President of the United Republic of.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 12th September 2024

Ndma's Launched Sh56 Million Water Project is in Taita Taveta

In Mbololo, Voi Sub-county, Taita Taveta County, the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) is building a Sh56 million water project. The Mbulia Mzwanenyi water project is an initiative of the NDMA, in collaboration with the Taita Taveta County Government, aimed at enhancing drought resistance. Chairman of the Taita Taveta NDMA Shallow Yahya said during the project's Tuesday kickoff that the goal of the project is to make it easier for the people living in the Ngolia.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 30th July 2024

705 MW of Power Added To Tanzania's Power Grid by Elsewedy Electric of Egypt

The Julius Nyerere Hydroelectric Power Project (JNHPP) now produces 705 megawatts of power altogether thanks to the addition of three more hydro turbine generators that Egypt's Elsewedy Electric and The Arab Contractors jointly connected to Tanzania's national power grid. The achievement, which was revealed during a visit to the JNHPP site by Tanzanian Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Doto Biteko, represents a critical step in supplying the nation's electrical needs and.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 24th July 2024

78% of Rural Kenyans Will Have Access to Electricity by REREC

Kenya's urban areas, enlightened by electric lights, and rural settlements, shrouded in darkness, were drastically separated for decades. This lack of electricity restricted chances for education, stunted economic growth, and hampered development in large parts of the nation. The Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC), on the other hand, has set out on a bold goal to close this disparity and provide light to Kenya's rural areas. With the objective of.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 24th July 2024

Bolstering Kenya's Green Energy Push, KenGen Will Install 42MW of Solar Energy

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) intends to expand Kenya's use of renewable energy by installing 42.5 MW of solar power in the Seven Forks region. Installing a 42.5MW solar power plant near the location of the Seven Forks dams, where KenGen produces the majority of its hydroelectricity, is the aim of the project, which is anticipated to take twenty-eight (28) months to complete. By supplying hydroelectricity during the day and conserving water for electricity.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 22nd July 2024

Solar Energy Expansion in East Africa Secured By d.light at $176 Million

Leading global provider of financing and goods to low-income consumers, d.light, announces the conclusion of a $176 million securitization facility. African Frontier Capital (AFC) will supply the funding, which will be used to buy receivables in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda. With the utilization of this facility, d.light will be able to expand its PayGo consumer credit service and make solar-powered items more accessible to low-income households and communities without access to.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 22nd July 2024