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  • Tanzania: UAE Firm Piques Govt's Interest in Building Modern Swimming Pool, Sports Academy

    Posted on :Tuesday , 17th January 2017

    Dar es Salaam — The government has shown positive reception of the interest by United Arabs Emirates (UAE) Hamilton Aquatics club of building modern swimming pool as well as providing sports academy with training facilities in the country.

     
    The officials who jetted in were: Hamilton Aquatics Director, Christopher Tidey and Chief Executive Officer (Ceo), Phillip. . .

  • Volvo Launches New Excavator in Middle East and Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 11th January 2017

    The EC140D comes with a Tier 2 engine and combines fuel efficiency, hydraulic performance, and operator comfort with wide attachment options

     
    Volvo CE has introduced its new excavator, the EC140D, to the Middle East and Africa market in the 12-16t weight class.
     
    The Swedish equipment giant said in a statement that the new machine is equi. . .

  • East Africa: China Pledges Support for Tanzania's Industrialisation Drive

    Posted on :Wednesday , 11th January 2017

    Dar es Salaam — China has pledged more development support for Tanzania to enable the country meet targets set in the 2016/20 National Development Plan and achieve the ambition to build the industrial economy.

     
    The Chinese minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Wang Yi, issued the promise during official talks with his Tanzanian counterpart, Dr Augustine Mahiga in the. . .

  • Tanzania: TPSF Pushes Govt to Act Towards New Industrial Parks

    Posted on :Tuesday , 10th January 2017

    Private sector players in the country have appealed to the government to amend the Special Economic Zone Act and the Tanzania Investment Act to enable the country set up modern industrial parks to attract more investments, particularly from China.

     
    The Executive Director of the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), Mr Godfrey Simbeye, made the call in Dar es Sal. . .

  • Tanzania: Dam Construction to Go Ahead Despite Environmental Concerns

    Posted on :Tuesday , 10th January 2017

    Envisaged construction of Kidunda dam in Morogoro to supply water in Dar es Salaam will be implemented as planned despite opposition from conservationists who claim that the project will impact negatively the flow of water in Rufiji River and eventually affect flora and fauna in Selous Game Reserve.

     
    The Minister for Water and Irrigation, Engineer Gerson Lwenge, main. . .

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