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Tanzania: More Rural Areas to Access Power Than Urban Ones By 2020
Posted on :Thursday , 18th August 2016
Handeni — Energy and Minerals Minister, Professor Sospeter Muhongo, has said Tanzania is going to book a place in modern African history within five years of the Fifth Phase Government, as more rural dwellers will be able to access electricity than their urban counterparts.
He said through the rural electrification programme being carried out by the Rura. . .Tanzania, WB sign $200m electricity deal
Posted on :Thursday , 18th August 2016
Tanzania. The government of Tanzania and the World Bank yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in which the latter will provide $209 million (about Tz Shs456 billion) for the implementation of six-year rural electrification expansion programme.
The six-year project will also be financed by other development partners including Norway who will offe. . .Tanzania: Six-Year 456bn/ - Rural Electricity Deal Signed
Posted on :Wednesday , 17th August 2016
The government and the World Bank yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in which the latter will provide 209 million USD (about 456bn/-) for the implementation of six-year Rural Electrification Expansion Programme.
The six-year project will also be financed by other Development Partners (DPs). Other partners who will finance the project are Norway who will offer 80. . .Powering Africa - AfDB Boosts East Africa's Hydropower Projects
Posted on :Wednesday , 17th August 2016
The African Water Facility (AWF), a multilateral fund hosted by the African Development Bank (AfDB), will finance a $2-million grant to help the government of Tanzania launch a pre-feasibility study for the multipurpose Kikonge dam, irrigation and hydropower project, expected to boost hydropower generation and irrigation development in Tanzania's Southwest region.
In March, AfDB. . .African Development Bank backs study into Tanzania hydropower and dam project
Posted on :Friday , 12th August 2016
The African Development Bank (AfDB) said the grant being made available to Tanzania’s government is in principle to study the potential for building a 300-megawatt hydro generating facility on the river Ruhuhu in Kikonge, in the southwest of the country.If developed, the facility is expected to boost domestic electricity production in T. . .Please Select an Option
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