The signatories included Africa50, the Ministry of Health, the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco), the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and TAQA Arabia.
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Josephine Christopher
Josephine Christopher is a senior business journalist for The Citizen and Mwananchi newspapers
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has signed agreements covering public-private partnership (PPP) investment in electricity transmission, expanded renal healthcare services and increased industrial use of natural gas as the country seeks to accelerate infrastructure development and economic transformation.
Tanzania is strengthening its position as a leading destination for energy investment in Africa, backed by a stable policy and…
Tanzania’s ambition to provide clean and safe water to its growing population will depend on a radical shift towards…
The deal covers power trade, infrastructure and nuclear collaboration, deepening regional integration and industrial ambitions.
The government plans to leverage the forum to market its flagship strategic projects, including the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR),…
Tanzania’s ambition to build a modern and efficient healthcare system will depend heavily on stronger collaboration between the…
I have long tracked the nationwide debate sparked by public-private partnership (PPP) policies in Tanzania’s water sector, and I…
