In our briefing today:
China, Zambia, and Tanzania to Sign $1.4 Billion investment Deal for CCECC to Operate TAZARA for 30 Years;
Government Urges Stakeholder Cooperation for the Success of the Census of Industrial Production
Under the three-nation agreement, CCECC will invest $1 billion in rehabilitating the TAZARA railway, while $400 million will be allocated for the purchase of 32 train locomotives and 762 freight wagons.
Kwa upande wa China reli ya TAZARA ina umuhimu mkubwa hasa katika usafirishaji wa madini muhimu kutoka DR Congo na Zambia, maeneo ambayo China ana uwekezaji mkubwa. TAZARA pia ni muhimu kwa China hasa katika ushindani wake na Marekani
In our briefing today: Zanzibar among East African cities to benefit from EIB global’s assistance to develop climate-resilient urban projects;
CCM denies allegations of using state apparatuses to remain in power, counts election victories on its ‘acceptability’ among electorates;
Tanzania-Zambia (TaZa) power transmission project in progress;
Interest rate caps in africa: A barrier or boon to economic freedom?
In our briefing today: ‘Long Overdue’: President Samia Hopeful New National Land Policy Will Enhance Tanzania’s Land Management ;
Voter’s Registration Exercise Launches in Dar, INEC Pleased With Turnout;
What Does the End of SADC Mission in DRC Mean for Tanzania?;
NSSF Is Yet to Find a Buyer for Its Dege Eco Village Project, Waits for Govt’s Way Forward
The Head of State is optimistic that the new policy will attract foreign investment in such sectors as real estate as well as speed-up land-related disputes in the country.
The SADC Mission in the DRC has met a humiliating end after its primary objective became unattainable. The humiliation of SAMI-DRC will mostly likely change how Tanzania has approached peace enforcement operations in recent years.
WHO Africa Regional Director Race Heats Up: Prof. Janabi of Tanzania Among Five Candidates;
Othman Masoud Speaks on Being Barred from Entering Angola, Questions Critics Who Claim He Didn’t Follow Protocols;
A Rotten Crown and a Waking People: A Story by Dr Nasra Nassor
Apart from Dr. Janabi, who is the only candidate from Southern Africa, the other contenders are: Dr. N’da Konan Michel Yao from Côte d’Ivoire, Dr. Dramé Mohammed Lamine from Guinea, Dr. Boureima Hama Sambo from Niger and Prof. Mijiyawa Moustafa from Togo.
The study by Maasai International Solidarity Alliance concluded that the deals risk becoming yet another mechanism for land alienation, threatening Maasai’s cultural heritage, livelihoods, and food security of pastoralists.
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