Tanzania seeks green finance boost through Global Green Growth Institute membership
Parliament has approved the country’s accession to the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), a move the government expects will help it attract climate finance, develop green investment projects, and strengthen expertise in managing environmental programmes.
Tanzania to study new power substation in Igunga
Tanzania will begin a pre-feasibility study for a planned electricity substation in Igunga District as the government seeks to strengthen power supply in the area, Deputy Energy Minister Salome Makamba said on Thursday.
Tanzania targets regional mining hub status with Sh35 billion Kigamboni equipment plant
The government has urged mining equipment manufacturers and engineering firms to design investments that directly support small and medium-scale miners, emphasizing that local manufacturing will significantly curb reliance on imports.
Debt-ridden Magufuli Bus Terminal vendors call for rent relief amid deteriorating foot traffic
As Ubungo Municipal Council demands over Sh249.4 million in rent arrears from business owners at the Magufuli Bus Terminal passenger building, traders have outlined the operational challenges driving declining sales and payment delays.
‘No Reforms, No Election’: Witness traces origin of Chadema campaign in Lissu trial
The third defence witness in the treason trial of Chadema Chairman Tundu Lissu detailed to the High Court’s Dar es Salaam Sub-Registry on Wednesday the origins and motives behind the party’s ‘No Reforms, No Election’ campaign.
Lissu rejects prison gossip, affirms loyalty to party deputy John Heche
Chadema national chairman Tundu Lissu, who is in remand facing a non-bailable treason charge, has sent a message to people spreading reports that his assistant, the party’s Vice Chairman for the Mainland, Mr John Heche, is the reason he remains in custody.
Migration can drive Tanzania’s economic growth: IOM chief
Migration can be a major driver of Tanzania’s economic growth if it is properly managed, with governments urged to protect migrants from exploitation while addressing the impact of migration on host communities.
Government plans mini LNG distribution in four regions within 18 months
The Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) is expected to finalise the ownership structure of the Min LNG project by the end of September, paving the way for implementation over the following 18 months.
Government plans LNG distribution in four regions within 18 months
The Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) is expected to finalise the ownership structure of the Min LNG project by the end of September, paving the way for implementation over the following 18 months.
Bus operators turn to shuttles for passenger convenient drop-offs
Upcountry bus operators are introducing shuttle services to ferry passengers from city offices to Magufuli Bus Terminal as they adjust to a government directive requiring long-distance buses to operate from the facility.
