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Govt builds the first Tsh 130bn/- transmission line for power evacuation from JNHPP-Chalinze & Chalinze substation.
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Govt builds the first Tsh 130bn/- transmission line for power evacuation from JNHPP-Chalinze & Chalinze substation.

Tanzania’s President will use Tsh. Billion 130/- to construct the electricity substation Chalinze Line is a 400kV overhead line of 160km from Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station, Morogoro, Tanzania, to Chalinze, Pwani, Tanzania. The construction works on the JNHPP – Chalinze Line project commenced in 2021, and commissioning is expected in 2022. When completed, it will...

This is the age you should let your child use social media.
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This is the age you should let your child use social media.

At what age should you let your child use social media? We are in the age of social media. We use our phones for entertainment, education, communication, financial transactions, etc. Kids as young as six months old are already watching ‘baby shark’ on YouTube. But the internet is a very dangerous place, with sexually explicit...

UAE’s high-level business delegations visits Tanzania, a response from recent Samia’s visit to Oman.
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UAE’s high-level business delegations visits Tanzania, a response from recent Samia’s visit to Oman.

The high-level business delegation has arrived in Tanzania to seek trade and investment opportunities in the agriculture and livestock value chain. Tanzania Investment Centre welcomed the delegation on July 17, 2022. Speaking with the delegation during the meeting on Tuesday in Dar es Salaam, the Deputy Minister for Investment, Industries and Trade, Exaud Kigahe, assured...

ACT Wazalendo: The government should not offer a new contract to TICTS.
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ACT Wazalendo: The government should not offer a new contract to TICTS.

For the past few days, business stakeholders have been pleading the government not to offer a new contract to the Tanzania International Containers Terminal Services (TICTS) following its poor performance at the Dar es Salaam port causing unnecessary container congestion leading to shipment delays and expensiveness in conducting business. The wails of the stakeholders have...

Stakeholders urge the government not to renew TICTS contract.
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Stakeholders urge the government not to renew TICTS contract.

Following the sluggish clearance of consignments at the Dar es Salaam Port by Tanzania International Container Terminal Services Ltd (TICTS), the business stakeholders have unanimously called on the government to halt renewal of the contract with the company citing its ineffectiveness and inefficiency at handling containers leading to a lot of unnecessary problems. The company...

IMF Approves $235.6 Million for Kenya’s Budget Support
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IMF Approves $235.6 Million for Kenya’s Budget Support

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the Third review under the 38-month arrangements under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangements. The Board’s decision allows for an immediate disbursement of $235.6 million usable for budget support, bringing Kenya’s total budget support disbursements to about $1.2082...

Tanzania sets aside 400,000 hectares of land for wheat cultivation.
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Tanzania sets aside 400,000 hectares of land for wheat cultivation.

The government of Tanzania has earmarked a total of 400,000 hectares of land for wheat cultivation, a move aimed at ending crop shortage in the country. Hussein Bashe, the Minister of Agriculture, said the 400,000 hectares of land would be cultivated with wheat in wheat-growing regions within three years, beginning in 2022. According to the...

IMF Approves a 40-month, US$1,046.4 million ECF Arrangement for Tanzania
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IMF Approves a 40-month, US$1,046.4 million ECF Arrangement for Tanzania

IMF Board approves SDR 795.58 million (about US$1,046.4 million) ECF arrangement for Tanzania, with about US $151.7 million disbursed immediately. The 40-month financing package will assist the economic recovery and address the spillovers from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, help preserve macroeconomic stability, and support structural reforms toward sustainable and inclusive growth, drawing on the government’s...

How Tanzania’s coal found its way to European markets
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How Tanzania’s coal found its way to European markets

Coal in Tanzania has become essential in transforming energy production. Tanzania’s coal reserves at estimated to be 1.9 billion tonnes. Tanzania coal is now exported to foreign markets. Tanzania’s Mchuchuma coal deposits has around 540 billion tonnes of reserves. Mining in Tanzania is one of the most vital sectors in the country Tanzania’s mining has...