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  • Tanzania: New Power Plant Set to End Dar's Water Woes

    Posted on :Thursday , 16th March 2017

    DAR ES SALAAM residents will soon breathe a sigh of relief over water shortages following completion of the construction of a 33KV power line that will enable pumping of 196 million litres of water from Upper Ruvu Water Treatment Plant to the city daily.

     
    The 45-km power line was constructed from Chalinze sub-station to Mlandizi, where the newly built water treatment. . .

  • Samsung Signs Up As Sponsor for BUILDEXPO Africa 2017

    Posted on :Tuesday , 14th March 2017

    Dubai, UAE – Expogroup is delighted to announce that Samsung Electronics East Africa has signed up as a sponsor for BUILDEXPO Africa 2017, the 20th edition of East Africa’s largest building and construction show.

    The events will take place at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, Kenya from the 20th to 22. . .

  • Tanzania: President Unveils Massive Transport Infrastructure Upgrade Plan

    Posted on :Tuesday , 14th March 2017

    President John Magufuli yesterday unveiled a new package of plans to upgrade ports, railway and road networks to spur economic development. The ambitious plan whose execution is expected to start effectively this year will also shake-up residents whose structures are sitting within the protected areas.

     
    President John Magufuli who is also the CCM National Chairman br. . .

  • Tanzania: Demolition Works Continue to Make Way for SGR

    Posted on :Tuesday , 14th March 2017

    Ongoing demolition of unplanned structures along the central railway line from the City centre to Pugu Station by state owned Reli Assets Holding Company (RAHCO) is slated for completion tomorrow.

     
    Speaking to 'Daily News' yesterday, RAHCO Public Relations Manager Ms Catherine Moshi said between 250 and 300 houses, mostly kiosks will be demolished along the railway l. . .

  • East Africa: Construction of $600 Million Transnational Highway to Begin Soon

    Posted on :Tuesday , 7th March 2017

    Study for the proposed multinational highway which will link the East African Coastline treading Kenya and Tanzania from Mombasa to Bagamoyo, has been completed.

     
    East African Community (EAC) is finalising plans for the transnational highway, which measures 450 kilometre-long, and expected to cost 600 million US dollars (over 1.2tri/-).
     

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