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  • Tanzania: Largest High-Definition Solar TV to be Showcased

    Posted on :Thursday , 7th July 2016

    Dar es Salaam — Germany-based solar-service company Mobisol is showcasing its largest solar HD TV at the Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) here.

     
    Mobisol provides a range of solar home systems with an affordable payment plan. Mobisol Tanzania marketing manager Allan Rwechungura said the largest solar HD TV recently launched in other
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  • Tanzania: WWF-Tanzania Sponsors Solar Power for Institutions

    Posted on :Wednesday , 6th July 2016

    SOLAR panels project sponsored by a non-governmental organisation known as World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-Tanzania) has benefited various institutions including Msaranga Health Centre in Moshi Municipality.

     
    The project is among the three projects sponsored by the same NGO. Such projects include renovation and construction of new standardised kitchens in 18 secondar. . .

  • Tanzania: Solar Power Lights Up 480 Households

    Posted on :Saturday , 25th June 2016

    Rorya — An estimated 480 households have been connected with solar power free of charge at Manila village in Rorya District. The project has been undertaken by American Engineering Group Limited (AEG) in collaboration with Mashaka Foundation.

     
    "I am indeed happy to see that 480 households have light, thus changing the lives of villagers," said John Ma. . .

  • Tanzania: Govt Plans to Replace Diesel Pump With Solar Power

    Posted on :Thursday , 23rd June 2016

    Dodoma — Deputy Minister for Water and Irrigation, Mr Isack Kamwelwe, said the government plans to change the diesel-run water pump to use solar power in a bid to reduce costs.

     
    He said this when answering a basic question by Mr Mashimba Ndaki (Maswa West - CCM), who wanted to know the initiatives taken by the government to renovate infrastructure of Mwamihanza. . .

  • Rwanda: American Firm Installs Solar Power At the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre

    Posted on :Monday , 11th April 2016

    Centennial Generating Company, a Washington DC-based company that provides power systems for commercial and industrial customers has installed a solar power system at the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre which will bring down power costs by 20 per cent.

     
    The memorial centre which heavily depends on financial handouts is grappling with high costs of power with manageme. . .

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