Tanzania: President Inspects Collapsed Kariakoo Building

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has just arrived in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam, where a building collapsed on Saturday, claiming lives and leaving others injured. Read more »

Tanzania: President Promises Decisive Action After Kariakoo Probe Team Report

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has promised to take decisive action based on the findings of the investigation committee, including demolishing buildings that fail to meet required… Read more »

Tanzania: Death Toll in Kariakoo Building Collapse Rises to 20

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced that 20 people lost their lives in the Kariakoo building collapse as of Wednesday morning. Read more »

Tanzania: President Orders Extra 24hrs to Save Trapped People in Kariakoo

President Samia expressed optimism that, with divine intervention, some victims might still be found alive beyond this period, despite the standard 72-hour timeframe Read more »

Tanzania: Two Arrested for Allegedly Faking Fundraisers for Collapse Survivors

The Dar es Salaam Special Police Zone has arrested two individuals in connection with unauthorized fundraising activities related to the recent Kariakoo building collapse. Read more »

Tanzania: PM Orders Search for Building Owner After Deadly Collapse

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has directed police to locate the owner of the building that collapsed last Friday (November 15th), resulting in the tragic loss of 16 lives. While… Read more »

Tanzania: Survivors Narrate Ordeal

AS rescue teams continued with efforts to rescue people trapped under the rubbles of a collapsed building in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam, survivors recounted the harrowing details of… Read more »

Tanzania: President Orders Inspection After Kariakoo Building Deaths

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has ordered a thorough inspection of all buildings in the Kariakoo area, directing authorities to provide a comprehensive report on their condition… Read more »

Tanzania: New Road Project to Boost Ruaha National Park Accessibility

THE construction of the 104- kilometres Iringa-Msembe Road, estimated to cost of 142.56bn/-, is expected to significantly boost tourism in the Southern Highlands, particularly in… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Injects 81bn/ - for Construction of Mbambabay Port

The government has injected a total of 81bn/- into the construction project of Mbambabay Port, located on the Lake Nyasa in Ruvuma. Read more »

Tanzania: EACOP Project to Get Further Push Next Financial Year

The government is expected to receive consignments of oil pipes covering 100 kilometres each month for the next 11 months, to be utilised in the East African Crude Oil… Read more »

Tanzania: East Africa Pipeline Project Paid Compensation to 99% of 'Project Victims'

The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline Project (EACOP) has completed 99 percent of compensation payments for project victims in the lake zone. Read more »

Tanzania: Premier Graces Chato Landing Site Construction

CHATO, Geita: Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has laid down a foundation stone for the construction of a landing site and a fish market in Chato district, Geita region, the projects… Read more »

Tanzania: Newly Launched Dar Truck Assembly Plant to Generate Over 2,000 Jobs

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has launched the Saturn Corporation Limited Company's truck assembly plant in Dar es Salaam. Read more »

Tanzania: Samia Provides 100m/ - for Arusha Church Construction

ARUSHA: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has contributed 100m/- for construction of St Karoli Lwanga parish church in Usa River of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Arusha. Read more »

Tanzania: High Hopes As Mbamba Bay Port Construction Kicks Off

RUVUMA: THE long-awaited Mbamba Bay Port construction and development project on Lake Nyasa in Ruvuma Region has kicked off. Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Satisfied With Flow Metre Progress

DAR ES SALAAM: DEPUTY Minister for Energy, Ms Judith Kapinga has expressed satisfaction with the progress of the construction of flow metres and new oil storage barrels at the Dar… Read more »

Tanzania: Eacop First 100 Km Consignment Pipes Arrive in Dar

DAR ES SALAAM: THE first consignment of 100 kilometres pipes for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) have arrived in Dar es Salaam Port, signalling the initiation of the… Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibaris Asked to Corporate in Roads Construction Projects

ZANZIBAR: WITH increased traffic jams and delays on roads caused by the ongoing improvement of all roads in both urban and rural areas, the Minister for Infrastructure,… Read more »

Tanzania: Mchengerwa Reveals Strategy to Improve Local Contractors' Performance

DODOMA:MINISTER of State, President's Office-Regional Administrations and Local Governments (PO-RALG), Mohamed Mchengerwa, has officially announced a strategy to promote and… Read more »

Tanzania: Government Allocates 16.2 B/ - for Citizens' Land Compensation in Road Projects

SIMIYU: MINISTER of Work, Mr Innocent Bashungwa has said President Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan has allocated a total of 16.2 b/- as a compensation fund for all citizens forgoing their… Read more »

Tanzania: 276bn/ - to Transform Cities Infrastructure

TANZANIA : THE government has signed contracts worth 276.2bn/- for execution of the first tier of the Tanzania Cities Transforming Infrastructure and Competitiveness (TACTIC)… Read more »

Tanzania: How SGR Lot 5 Drives Growth in Lake Zone

THE ongoing construction of Lot 5 of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) is set to give Lake Zone fresh impetus as a business hub for the Great Lakes region. Read more »

Tanzania: Promptly Release Heroes Ground Construction Fund - Suluhu Hassan

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has instructed the Ministry of Finance to release funds on time for the facilitation of the new Heroes Grounds construction at Mtumba Government City… Read more »

Tanzania: Pemba Constructs Seawall to Protect Historical Tourists' Site

PLANS are underway for the Zanzibar government to construct a seawall of about 500 metres to protect 'Mkumbuu City ruins' from being washed away by rising sea levels. Read more »