The Minister for Water, Energy and Minerals, Mr Nadir Abdullatif Alwardy, said Zanzibar is expected to overcome electricity supply challenges by 2030 through ongoing investments in the sector.
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Jesse Mikofu
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Mwananchi
Unguja. Zanzibar’s Second Vice President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, has expressed the Government’s dissatisfaction with the performance of the contractor responsible for constructing electricity distribution lines from various power sources across Unguja.
Minister for Works and Transport, Dr Khalid Mohamed Salum, said Terminal 2 will have the capacity to handle 1.4 million…
Zanzibar President Hussein Ali Mwinyi has said the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar is taking measures to address the impact…
Zanzibar has officially launched electric public transport, with President Hussein Ali Mwinyi outlining a target to transition…
The summit will also feature investment masterclasses on emerging markets, risk mitigation strategies, and high-return…
The ministry plans to construct 445.25 kilometres of roads in Unguja and Pemba
Zanzibar’s Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla has moved to calm controversy over employment, health insurance, and…
