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  • Tanzania Invites Indonesia to Invest in Construction

    Posted on :Friday , 21st October 2016

     A many as 21 construction contractor companies from Tanzania incorporated in ACCT (Association of Citizen Contractors Tanzania), visited the Public Works and Public Housing Ministry. The Association invited Indonesian contractors to work on construction projects in Tanzania.

     
    Anita Farmati, Secretary General of Public Works and Public Housing Ministry said that. . .

  • Tanzania: Local Experts Set to Oversee Road Works

    Posted on :Thursday , 20th October 2016

     Geita — The government through the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) has established a special consulting engineering unit in a bid to build the capacity of local engineers who will oversee road construction projects. This move will save the funds spent on the engagement of foreign experts.

     
    The Minister for Works, Transport and Communication, Pro. . .

  • South African construction firms to pay US$90M into development fund

    Posted on :Saturday , 15th October 2016

    A total of Six South African construction firms will contribute a total of 1.25 bn rand ($90 million) in the next 12 years towards a fund kitty towards skill development in the construction sector and give black workers a much bigger role, a cabinet minister said recently.

     

    Ebrahim Patel, the Economic Development Minister said this voluntary contribution by the constructio. . .

  • Tanzania: Tazara Flyover Work On Good Footing

    Posted on :Tuesday , 4th October 2016

     The Minister for Works, Transport and Communication, Prof Makame Mbarawa, has called upon the contractor of the long awaited Tazara flyover to fast-track the project aimed at eliminating congestion in Dar es Salaam.

     
    Prof Mbarawa made the call in the city yesterday during his tour of the project at the junction of Nelson Mandela Expressway and Nyerere Road.
  • AfDB seeks investors for Tanzania�s railway line

    Posted on :Thursday , 29th September 2016

     Nairobi - The African Development Bank will hold an investors’ roadshow to attract as much as $7.6 billion in financing for a railway line linking Tanzania’s port in Dar es Salaam with neighbouring landlocked countries.

     
    The Abidjan, Ivory Coast-based lender is teaming up with the World Economic Forum to help attract investors to bankroll the 2 200k. . .

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