According to Mr Ulega, implementation of the projects has reached 97.6 percent, with 78 projects completed and awaiting formal handover procedures, while three are in the final stages of completion.
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For the first time since Dodoma became Tanzania’s administrative capital, the city’s persistent traffic congestion along the busy…
Tanzania’s minerals sector has continued to strengthen its investment standing, ranking fourth in Africa and 34th globally in the…
The Tanzanian government has allocated $109m to support Air Tanzania's expansion, including aircraft acquisition and operational…
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Mourning the deaths, the president says it was a "race against the clock" to find others affected.
