70 per cent of tap water in Moshi lost

>More than half of water produced for residents of Tanzania’s major commercial and port city, Dar es Salaam, is lost according to a new report released yesterday. The report further shows that only a small fraction of the people in the city have access to water produced by the public entity.

Many water authorities are grappling with crippling financial constraints as they seek to improve their services, which are way below the mark. Only a tiny fraction of the population actually gets piped water.

Tap water in cemetery used for domestic consumption
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SOME residents in Central Kaloleni, Pangani and Levolosi wards in Arusha city have started drawing water for domestic use from a tap in the defunct Kaloleni cemetery. Amina Salum, a female guard who has been hired to guard a cellular phone tower ...

AIRTEL Tanzania yazindua kadi ya malipo ya 'Airtel Money Tap Tap' •         Airtel yawa kampuni ya kwanza kutoa huduma ya kufanyamalipo kwa kupitia kadi inayouunganishwa na akaunti ya Airtel Money yamteja Dar es Salaam, Jumatatu 12 Octoba 2015,  Airtel Tanzania leoimezindua  huduma ya kwanza , ya kipekee na kibunifu yenye technologiaya kisasa ijulikanayo kama “Tap Tap”  itakayomuwezesha mtumiaji wahuduma ya Airtel Money kufanya malipo kwa njia rahisi na,salamakupitia kadi hiyo.
Huduma hii...

Meneja Uhusiano wa Kampuni ya Simu ya Mkononi ya Airtel Tanzania , Bi. Jane Matinde akionyesha kadi mpya ya malipo inayotumia huduma ya Airtel Money iliyopewa jina la Airtel Money ‘ Tap Tap’ katika hafla ya uzinduzi rasmi wa kadi hiyo uliofanyika mbagala nje kidogo ya Jiji la Dar es Salaam jana. Airtel inakuwa kampuni ya kwanza ya simu nchini kuanzisha huduma kama hiyo ambapo mteja anaweza kuitumia kufanyia malipo mbalimbali...

>Institutions under the ministry of Home Affairs are notorious for their failure to settle their water bills, which have accumulated to the tune of Sh600 million, according to the Moshi Urban Water Supply Authority (Muwsa)

The ministry of East African Cooperation feels Tanzanians are yet to optimally explore opportunities from regional blocs although the government signed partnership deals.

Dar es Salaam. The African Development Bank (AfDB) has urged Tanzania to tackle challenges that hinder the private sector from actively engaging in producing renewable energy.

Members of the private sector and the government have been advised to consult each other and see how they can solve challenges that impede Tanzania to take advantage of the readily rice market in the East African countries.