It comes down to three things availability of geological data, capital, and modernization of mining sites.
The hope is that all Africa’s development stakeholders shall come together, provide the continent and its people with an all-round inclusive, people driven policy and practical solutions to the challenges facing the continent.
In our briefing today: Govt, stakeholders call for heightened efforts to end AID epidemic in Tanzania; REA picks Multiconsult, Norplan Tanzania to expand electricity access; Govt launches SDG Investor Map.
They were accused of murdering a police officer during an altercation between the Maasai people and security forces.
In our briefing today: Samia meets Egypt’s El-Sisi; Mbowe elected co-chairperson of the Democrat Union of Africa; World Bank: Zanzibar’s economic growth doesn’t translate into improved well-being; ATCL reschedules, cancels a number of domestic flights; World Bank Tanzania welcomes new country director; Mwinyi appoints new ZEC director, makes other appointments.
In our briefing today: French investigators set to help probe Bukoba plane crash; Fear as albino persecution makes a comeback in Tanzania; Govt to sign $30 billion LNG-project accords next month; COP27: How radios help rural women in Tanzania stay tuned into climate change.
In our briefing today: CAG: We’re investigating plea bargaining, report out in March 2023; ‘Citizen participation indispensable for transparent, accountable govt’; Strict encampment policy limits refugees’ freedom of movement in Tanzania, UNHCR warns; Samia mourns fallen CCM MP.
In our briefing today: Taxing cannabis ‘aggressively’ may reduce consumption, scholar says; Mwinyi arrives in Oman for four-day state visit; Five perishes, 31 injured in Mbeya road accident.
In our briefing today: New World Bank loan to strengthen Dar’s climate change adaptation, resilience; Qatari firm establishes subsidiary in Tanzania to export meat to the Middle Eastern nation; Majaliwa: Tourists visiting Tanzania rose 48.6pc from 620,867 in 2020 to 922,692 in 2021.
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