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  • Yapi Merkezi Nab High Speed Rail Project in Tanzania

    Posted on :Monday , 9th October 2017

    Turkish Firm Yapi Merkezi Insaat VE Sanayi is the project contractor for a high-speed electric railway line and will undertake all designing and construction activities.

    The Turkish company is a renowned, privately owned firm of great repute in rail engineering, manufacture, design, and construction.  

    RAHCO confirmed that Yapi Merkezi was picked to head the project af. . .

  • Second Phase of the Standard Gauge Railway Construction Underway

    Posted on :Wednesday , 4th October 2017

     Construction of the second phase of the standard gauge railway (SGR) is set to get underway soon. The project will connect the capital city of Dodoma and the commercial hub of Dar-es-Salaam.

     
    While speaking at the Eight East and Central Africa Roads and Rail Infrastructure Summit in Dar-es-Salaam, Prof Makame Mbarawa who is the Minister o9f Works, Transport and. . .

  • Major Road Upgrades Underway in East Africa; ADB to be Financier

    Posted on :Tuesday , 3rd October 2017

     
    The Tanzanian governments have designs on upgrading the dual carriageway stretch of the Arusha-Holili road as they look to find funds to finance the project and upgrade the rest of the road. The carriageway stretches 14.2 kilometers and will pose as an arduous endeavour. 
     
    The government has taken taken steps to approach the Japanese gover. . .

  • Plans in Place to Construct Tanzania's Largest Medical Factory

    Posted on :Monday , 2nd October 2017

     The Tanzanian Government has entered into a contract with Neusoft Medical Systems Company Ltd from China, to construct what is expected to be Africa’s largest medical equipment manufacturing company.

     
    A lot is expected from this new association. The products from this new factory will help diagnose, monitor and treat a number of diseases and conditions.
  • Mbaka and Lufilo Bridges Almost Complete

    Posted on :Wednesday , 27th September 2017

    The Government have spent an estimated US$ 25.4 million on the construction of the ne Mbaka and Lufilo bridges. The bridges will act as a link between the village of Kikusya and the Matema Road in the Kyela district.

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