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Tanzania: Four Airports Await EIB Approval for Expansion
Posted on :Thursday , 9th February 2017
Dodoma — European Investment Bank (EIB) is set to decide on a proposal to upgrade and expand four airports, which are lined-up for fund receipt after completing the initial stage of scrutinising the contractors.
The EIB had agreed to fund a special programme of transforming transport links to remote regions of Kigoma, Kagera, Tabora, Shinyanga and Sumbawanga b. . .East Africa: TAZARA Secures New Haulage Orders of Over 165,000 Tonnes
Posted on :Wednesday , 8th February 2017
Dar es Salaam — The Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has secured new orders to transport at least 165,000 tonnes of freight for various companies on the Copperbelt Province of Zambia this year following a renewed confidence to the hauler.
A statement issued by the company's Dar es Salaam office indicates that the freight orders follow TAZARA Managing. . .East Africa: Dar es Salaam Port has Potential to Turn Tanzania Into A Trade Hub
Posted on :Wednesday , 8th February 2017
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania should open up its Dar es Salaam port to trudge cargo volume, expand and build new transport links to make Tanzania a regional hub while turning the country as Dubai of East Africa, the East African Business Week can report.
"The Dar es Salaam port is an engine for economic growth, if we invest in logistic centers, improve on infr. . .Tanzania: Local Firms to Gain Huge Business from SGR Construction
Posted on :Wednesday , 8th February 2017
Construction of the first 300-kilometre stretch of the standard gauge railway between Dar es Salaam and Morogoro begins from next month to mark the beginning of one of the major infrastructure projects under the second Five-Year Development Plan (2016/17- 2020/21).
State-owned Reli Assets Holding Company Ltd (RAHCO) signed an agreement with a joint venture of Turkis. . .Tanzania: Joint Venture by Portuguese, Turkish Firms Wins SGR Construction Contract
Posted on :Wednesday , 8th February 2017
A joint venture between a Turkish and a Portuguese firm has won a tender for construction of 205 kilometres of Tanzania's standard gauge railway, part of the 1,216km stretch that will eventually link Dar es Salaam with the rest of the country as well as with Rwanda and Burundi.
The project, to be constructed at a total cost of $1.215 billion, will be undertaken by Y. . .Please Select an Option
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