.jpg)
Nairobi — "Kenya sits on the Equator making it a country that has the sun the whole year. But it is a paradox because you have less than 2 percent of solar power installations," muses Professor Izael Pereira Da Silva, Director of Energy Research Centre at Strathmore University.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
.jpg)
SERENGETI District agricultural team has set up a bio-gas plant which is expected to be exemplary of modern farming and productivity .
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
TANZANIA seeks to train about 300 personnel in natural gas and oil sub-sector by 2020 to ensure the country has adequate skilled workforce to effectively manage the resources.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
The Kwale government has handed over an Anesthetic machine to the ministry of health to help in handling patients waiting for operation in Msambweni Referral Hospital.
Read more »
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
TANZANIA is endowed with a huge 4,000mw-cheap geothermal energy potential and the Vice-President, Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal, has challenged geoscientists in the country and Africa to tap it for the betterment of the people.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
THE Minister for Works, Dr John Magufuli, has said the 2014/15 financial year would see a total of 28bn/- being spent on the construction of 79.9 kilometre- long ring roads in Dar es Salaam.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
WARD Vision, a local non-governmental organisation (NGO) in collaboration with Janada Bachelor Foundation for Children (JBFC) from the US through the American Embassy in Dar es salaam expects to construct a modern development institute at Ikindwa Bukene in Nzega District, Tabora Region.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
FINANCIAL institutions should partner with tertiary ones and county governments to spur development, Kisauni MP Rashid Bedzimba has said.
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
The Government of Rwanda is planning to borrow US$1bn to fund various infrastructure projects in the country next year. The most pressing of the development projects on line is the construction of Bugesera International Airport and power plants.
Read more »
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
As the costs of thermal imaging cameras comes down, their usage extends to other applications than security, such as detecting fevers at border crossings and providing a safer method for screening patients for breast cancer, instead of less comfortable methods that expose patients to radiation such as mammography.
Read more » Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
Sub-Saharan Africa offers significant opportunities for SA's pharmaceutical manufacturing companies‚ as a growing middle class and an increasing disease burden push up demand for medicines‚ according to research by Frost & Sullivan.
Read more »
Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
Africa's first medical tablet, sending results via a mobile-phone connection, won a 2014 Rolex Award for Enterprise. It was one of the two African awards from this year's five winners.
Read more » Posted on : Wednesday , 13th August 2014
EXPOGROUP Supports The GO GREEN campaign across the globe. Grow a plant every weekend and enjoy it grow !Expogroup is a full service exhibition organiser with over 29 years experience in International.Trade Exhibitions and Events. Our current portfolio includes 25 annual exhibitions from a diverse range of industries being held across the Middle East & Africa.
EXPOGROUP © 1996 - 2025 | Privacy PolicyJoin our mailing list and receive latest news and advice from us in our monthly Newsletter
Yes, I would like to receive Expogroup E-newsletters
