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Tanzania set to inject 150MW of solar energy into national grid as Samia eyes to revolutionize the energy sector. 
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Tanzania set to inject 150MW of solar energy into national grid as Samia eyes to revolutionize the energy sector. 

Tanzania aims to generate 6000MW of renewable energy by 2025 as Tanzania seeks to fast forward the diversification of the energy mix to ensure energy security. The 6000MW renewable energy milestone will involve various sources, including hydropower, solar and wind. President Samia made that revelation on her US tour in April 2022.  The achievement of...

BAKITA to act seriously on defiers of Kiswahili in performing official activities in Tanzania
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BAKITA to act seriously on defiers of Kiswahili in performing official activities in Tanzania

On behalf of the minister of sports and culture, Hon Mohammed Mchingerwa, Ms Consolota Mushi, the managing director of Kiswahili Council in Tanzania (BAKITA), has said avoidance or negligence of the use of Kiswahili in performing official activities in Tanzania is punishable by law.  Ms Consolata said the minister does not emphasize anything odd but...

Tanzania receives a high-performance award from Uganda 
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Tanzania receives a high-performance award from Uganda 

Uganda Investment Authority has awarded TDPC for its remarkable role in ensuring the successful implementation of the crude oil deal (EACOP) between the two East African Community members. According to TPDC Director Dr James Mataragio, Tanzania has contributed over 60% to the deal’s success with Uganda, which he confirmed yesterday at the award-receiving ceremony in...

Oman & Tanzania agree to build an Airport in Kilimanjaro
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Oman & Tanzania agree to build an Airport in Kilimanjaro

A week and a half ago, President Samia Suluhu Hassan of the United Republic of Tanzania undertook a three-day visit to Oman to strengthen centuries-old ties between the two countries. So early than anticipated, the visit began to bear fruits following the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement (MoU) between Muscat’s Airports Authorities and Kilimanjaro...

AIRTEL installs telecom tower for newly arriving Maasai Community
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AIRTEL installs telecom tower for newly arriving Maasai Community

As the Maasai evacuation from Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) continues under the government’s assistance to Msomera village in the Handeni District of the Tanga region, the government wants to ensure that the Maasai community gets all the needed services while living on their new residents.  Under the government’s directives, Airel, the leading telecom company, camped...

President Samia to Oman: Why is Oman an important and strategic partner for Tanzania’s economic development?
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President Samia to Oman: Why is Oman an important and strategic partner for Tanzania’s economic development?

Oman and Tanzania have enjoyed close relations developed over thousands of years of shared cultural history and trade exchanges. The visit of President Samia Suluhu Hassan of the United Republic of Tanzania to the sultanate, starting Sunday, is expected to play a crucial role in bolstering relations further.  President Samia’s visit to Oman is essential...

Tanzania signs the LNG framework agreement: How is the investment vital to Tanzania’s economy?
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Tanzania signs the LNG framework agreement: How is the investment vital to Tanzania’s economy?

Today June 11, the President of Tanzania witnessed the signing of the framework agreement with Norway’s Equinor and Britain’s Shell at Chamwino State House in Tanzania’s capital Dodoma.  The Minister for Energy, Hon January Makamba, who signed the agreement for Tanzania, said that the signing would pave the way for a final investment decision in...

How will the Tsh. 100 billion monthly subsidy affect citizens and the economy in Tanzania?
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How will the Tsh. 100 billion monthly subsidy affect citizens and the economy in Tanzania?

The post-COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to disruption of the global oil market that has spread rampant hiking of food prices and other human’s basic needs across the world. Countries worldwide are now grappling to contain commodity rapid prices soaring by adopting measures to control fuel rises that spread havoc to every...

The top 5 highest paid African leaders
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The top 5 highest paid African leaders

Cameroonian President Paul Biya tops the list of African leaders with an annual salary of $620,976. Mr Biya is followed by Morocco’s King Mohammed and South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa, with an annual salary of $488,604 and $223,500. The data was data scoured from country websites and data from organisations such as the International Monetary Fund...