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  • Tanzania: Mayor Implores Stakeholders to Invest in Alternative Sources of Energy

    Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd August 2016

     Moshi — Moshi Municipal Council Mayor Ray Mboya has called on institutions and corporations to invest in alternative sources of power to tackle the ongoing power outages.

     
    The mayor said the municipality, which waits for upgrading to a city in the near future face serious problem in power cuts, which if not urgently and sufficiently addressed, production . . .

  • Tanzania in efforts to reduce greenhouse gases: official

    Posted on :Monday , 22nd August 2016

     Tanzanian authorities said on Friday they have come up with a number of climate change mitigation strategies, including reducing greenhouse gases by between 10 and 20 percent by 2030.

     
    "These strategies are intended to make our contribution to the global mitigation agenda," said Freddy Manyika, an environment officer from the country's Vice-President'. . .

  • 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. . .

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