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Tanzania Explores Nuclear to Strengthen Energy Security

Tanzania is closely monitoring developments in innovative energy technologies, including nuclear technology, as the country explores opportunities to expand access to safe, reliable and sustainable energy, Energy Minister and Deputy President-elect Deogratius Ndejembi has said. Ndejembi made the remarks while addressing the

August 28, 2026

Media·Technology & Innovation

Five of Africa’s Biggest Hydropower Projects

Tanzania’s 2,115-megawatt Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project is firmly among Africa’s largest hydropower facilities by installed generation capacity, although it is not the continent’s largest. Located on the Rufiji River, the project has nine turbines, each capable of generating 235 MW, giving it

August 28, 2026

Technology & Innovation·World

Iran Announces $165 Billion Gas Discovery With 7.5 Tcf Potential

Iran has announced the discovery of a major natural gas field estimated to contain more than 7.5 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of gas, with the country’s Oil Minister putting its potential value at approximately $165.12 billion. The announcement highlights Iran’s substantial natural

August 24, 2026

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Ndejembi: JNHPP Positions Tanzania as Regional Energy Hub

Energy Minister Deogratius Ndejembi says the completion and official commissioning of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) has significantly expanded Tanzania’s electricity generation capacity and strengthened the country’s strategic position in connecting regional energy markets. Ndejembi said the completion of the major

August 22, 2026

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Samia Officially Launches 2,115MW JNHPP

President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, has officially launched the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP), a major power generation facility with an installed capacity of 2,115 megawatts (MW). The inauguration ceremony took place today, August 22, 2026,

August 22, 2026

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Tanzania’s SCADA System Strengthens Fuel Monitoring

Tanzania’s adoption of the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system has significantly strengthened the monitoring of fuel imports by improving oversight and minimizing losses during the transfer of petroleum products from ships to onshore storage facilities, the Petroleum Bulk Procurement Agency

August 5, 2026

Technology & Innovation·World

Artificial Intelligence Sparks Fierce Global Power Competition

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from a technological breakthrough into one of the most important geopolitical battlegrounds of the modern era. Nations are no longer competing solely over military strength, natural resources, or economic output. Instead, they are racing to dominate the

July 30, 2026

Technology & Innovation·World

Africa’s Industrial Dream Challenges Global Economy

For decades, Africa’s place in the global economy has been shaped by a difficult reality — the continent exports large amounts of raw materials while importing many finished products at much higher costs. But a new economic ambition is emerging across African

July 27, 2026

Politics·Technology & Innovation

Complete Kigoma SGR Depot Without Delay,” Samia Orders

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has directed the Ministry of Transport to fast-track negotiations with investors to complete a long-delayed government railway maintenance depot in Kigoma, describing the facility as a critical component of Tanzania’s expanding Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) network. Speaking on

July 21, 2026

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Government Enlists Media to Drive Clean Cooking

The Government has called on media organisations across Tanzania to play a leading role in accelerating the adoption of clean cooking energy, saying journalists are critical partners in achieving the national target of ensuring 80 percent of Tanzanians use clean cooking energy

July 16, 2026

Technology & Innovation·World

The Internet’s Hidden Battle For Global Power

Every message sent, financial transaction completed and video call connected depends on a vast network hidden beneath the world’s oceans. Thousands of kilometres of submarine cables quietly carry the majority of global internet traffic, linking continents and powering the modern digital economy.

July 15, 2026

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