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  • Tanzania: Sh16bn Given for Building 3 Plants

    Posted on :Tuesday , 18th July 2017

     Dar es Salaam. LAPF Pensions Fund in the 2017/18 financial year has set aside Sh16 billion for the construction of three factories in Musoma, Kilimanjaro and Morogoro regions.

     
    According to LAPF, its board of trustees has already approved the budget. In addition to that over 30,000 people will get direct or indirect employment opportunities.
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  • Tanzania: How Tanzania Will Benefit From Sh926bn Port Project

    Posted on :Tuesday , 18th July 2017

     The Dar es Salaam Maritime Gateway Project (DSMGP) launched by President John Magufuli yesterday is expected to boost the economy by significantly increasing Dar es Salaam Port's capacity.

     
    The project is expected to enhance trade, both locally and within the East African Community (EAC) and South African Development Community (SADC) regions.
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  • Tanzania receives $51m for Tabora road construction

    Posted on :Tuesday , 18th July 2017

     Tanzania has received $51m (over 110bn/-) financial boost from Kuwait for construction of the 85-kilometre Chaya-Nyahua road in Tabora region.

     
    President John Magufuli met the ambassador of Kuwait in Dar es Salaam, Jasem Ibrahim Al Najem, and through him thanked the Kuwait government for the support, saying the new road will connect communication infrastructure. . .

  • East Africa: Tanzania Starts Construction of Railway Line Link to Uganda

    Posted on :Tuesday , 18th July 2017

     Tanzania has started building the 300km Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from the Indian Ocean port of Dar es Salaam to Morogoro, which line is expected to be extended to Port Mwanza on Lake Victoria to link Uganda.

     
    This development will put the spotlight on plans which should have seen Uganda either renovating the run-down Port Bell in Luzira or starting work on . . .

  • Tanzania plans hydropower dam on UNESCO Heritage Site

    Posted on :Tuesday , 18th July 2017

     Tanzania is planning to build a hydropower dam on a UNESCO World Heritage Site, raising concerns over the potential impact on local wildlife.

     
    President John Magufuli confirmed the plan, which is designed to improve the reach of Tanzania’s power supply, during the first leg of his tour of the Coast Region. The new dam will be built in Selous Game Reserve,. . .

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