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Minister Urges Round-the-Clock Work on Urgent Projects

December 19, 2024
The Minister of Construction, Abdallah Ulega, has instructed the Road Authority to operate around the clock to ensure the timely completion of critical infrastructure projects under the ministry. Ulega issued these directives during a meeting with senior management and regional managers of

Dodoma Officials Call for Improved Project Implementation

December 19, 2024
Efforts to enhance development in Dodoma Region have been marred by unfinished projects and poor citizen engagement, raising concerns among residents. These issues were highlighted by Dodoma Regional Commissioner Rosemary Senyamule during a meeting with infrastructure sector officials, members of parliament, and

Tanzania Unveils Affordable Health Insurance Plans

December 19, 2024
Tanzania has rolled out new health insurance packages designed to make medical care more accessible and affordable for its citizens. The announcement, made by the Minister for Health on Tuesday, introduced two fresh schemes—**Ngorongoro Afya** and **Serengeti Afya**—while discontinuing the older Najali,

Tanzania Among Top Ten for Police Professionalism

December 19, 2024
Tanzania has earned a spot among the top ten African nations recognized for having professional police forces, according to a recent report by Afrobarometer. The study, conducted across 39 countries from 2021 to 2023, highlights that 53% of Tanzanian respondents view their

Fifteen Arrested Over SGR Vandalism and Copper Theft

December 19, 2024
Authorities in Tanzania have arrested 15 individuals in connection with the vandalism of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and electricity infrastructure. Among those apprehended are a Chinese national and a Kenyan. The suspects are accused of stealing over 14 tonnes of copper

Russia Tops EU LNG Suppliers Amid Growing Energy Debate

December 18, 2024
Russia has once again emerged as the leading supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the European Union, delivering gas worth €701.5 million in October 2024. This significant contribution accounted for about 32% of the EU’s total LNG imports for the month,

Tanzanian Coffee Supplier Faces Allegations of Fraud

December 18, 2024
A Tanzanian coffee supplier is currently under scrutiny following allegations of fraud after failing to deliver coffee beans despite receiving a 101.5 million Tanzanian Shilling (approximately 43,750 US dollars) upfront payment from an international buyer. The payment was part of a larger

Experts Urged to Uphold Ethics in Procurement

December 18, 2024
Tanzania’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy,  Dr. Doto Biteko called on procurement and supply chain professionals to always uphold the highest ethical standards in their work, emphasizing the key role they play in supporting the government’s development plans. During the
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