Tanzania, which won the geopolitics battle with Kenya, by snatching away the pipeline deal, has also upped its stake with its gas plant, trying to upstage Mozambique, which is still reeling from dampened investor confidence, following the $1 billion hidden funds scandal with IMF.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
Japan will give $10 billion in infrastructural aid to Africa over the next three years, the country's leader told a major development summit in Nairobi, Kenya on Saturday. Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe told the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) the funded projects would include electricity generation and urban transport. Roads and ports will also be targeted for development.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
Tanzania is to develop irrigation and hydropower projects in the southern highlands after receiving $2.26 million under the Africa Water Facility (AWF) project for a 22-month pre-feasibility study.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
”They’re being driven out by the Chinese,” said Caroline Mwazapi, a resident of Tanzania’s commercial capital. “The Chinese bikes are often less than half the price but people don’t mind if they don’t last as long. They’ll just buy another and still save money”, FT reported.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
Tanzania is set to sign electricity power export deal with Ethiopia making it the fourth African country purchasing electricity from the latter.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
Tanzanian authorities said on Saturday that the country will sign a 400 megawatts power purchase agreement with Ethiopia in the coming weeks.
Posted on : Monday , 29th August 2016
The global lighting ballasts market 2016-2020 is expected to decline from 1,403 units in 2016 to 872.7 units in 2020, according to Technavio’s latest report
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
THE diversity of South Africa’s design industry is good news for cash-strapped households who now have inexpensive options to freshen up their homes in a makeover.
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
People generally don’t give much thought to the plastic bottle from which they drink their Coke, or the hangers they store their clothes on.
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
The maintenance arm of a South African electricity provider is better able to plan for ultrasonic testing of the steam turbine blades in its power plants.
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said his country is focusing on sharing high-quality technology and skills with African countries to help boost agricultural productivity.
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
Research by scientists from the UK and Tanzania has revealed that assisted ecological restoration can lead to dramatic increases in growth of new and established trees—helping to mitigate climate change and boost biodiversity.
Posted on : Saturday , 27th August 2016
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