As floods threaten, Tanzanian aims to build a megacity that works

As floods threaten, Tanzanian aims to build a megacity that works
Thomson Reuters Foundation
A motorcyclist negotiates his way through a flooded road along Bibi titi Mohamed street in Dar es Salaam, following a heavy downpour in March 2014. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Zuberi Musa. Tweet · Recommend · Google + · LinkedIn · Email Print.

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

IPPmedia

12 May

Kwembe villagers threaten to disrupt construction works at MUHAS campus

Kwembe villagers threaten to disrupt construction works at MUHAS campus
IPPmedia
The Residents of Dar es Salaam's Kwembe suburb have threaten to disrupt construction at the new Muhimbili University campus by midweek unless fully briefed on compensation due to them. They have given the government three-day to furnish them with ...

 

9 years ago

Cleveland.Com

18 Dec

John Carroll student priest works to raise money for Tanzanian students (photos)

cleveland.com
John Carroll student priest works to raise money for Tanzanian students (photos)
cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A John Carroll University student and priest believes education is the key to ending poverty in his home country of Tanzania. The Rev. Faustine Furaha has seen poverty firsthand: real poverty, the kind many Americans can't even fathom.

 

11 years ago

Zegabi

25 Feb

Tanzanian Attorney General Justifies Plan to Build Highway through Serengeti ...

Zegabi
Tanzanian Attorney General Justifies Plan to Build Highway through Serengeti ...
Zegabi
Mr. Gabriel Malata, the principal state attorney and representative of the government of Tanzania in the ongoing trial over the construction of a super highway through the Serengeti park has vindicated the much criticized decision of the government. According ...
Govt Defends Planned Serengeti HighwayAllAfrica.com

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10 years ago

CityLab

25 Feb

The Bright Future of Dar es Salaam, an Unlikely African Megacity

CityLab
The Bright Future of Dar es Salaam, an Unlikely African Megacity
CityLab
Once isolated and overlooked, Dar es Salaam is on track to become Africa's fastest-growing urban center. Sam Sturgis · @sampsturgis; 10:15 AM ET; Comments. Share on Facebook; Tweet. Image Flickr/Andrew Moore Currently a city of 4.1 million. Dar will ...

 

11 years ago

Atlanta Black Star

23 Jul

Tanzania Plans to Transform Into Megacity Prepared for Climate Change

Atlanta Black Star
Tanzania Plans to Transform Into Megacity Prepared for Climate Change
Atlanta Black Star
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Tanzania's largest commercial city – one of the fastest-growing in Africa – has redrawn its master plan to try to become a megacity prepared for climate change, and not a city of worsening urban sprawl and flooding. The plan ...
Tanzania turns to more gas and coal to meet its energy needsThomson Reuters Foundation
Tanzania Dead Body Parts Dump: 8 Arrested over...

 

10 years ago

Vijimambo

03 Nov

Registration of All Tanzanian Diaspora, Tanzanian Diaspora Associations and Tanzanian Embassies into a Global Database

849 N 3rd Ave

Phoenix. Arizona 85003
United States of America
www.TanzaniaGlobalNetwork.Org
administrator@TanzaniaGlobalNetwork.Org

1.800.604.9892
November 01, 2014

To all Tanzanian Diaspora Worldwide

Bcc; Tanzania Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation ( Diaspora Office )
Tanzania Prime Minister's Office ( Diaspora Office )
Zanzibar...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

26 Sep

Hoodlums threaten CA members

Hoodlums threaten CA members
Daily News
POLICE in Dodoma Region are working on clues and continue to hunt for people who have scattered leaflets that threaten Constituent Assembly (CA) members as they continue with sessions this morning. Dodoma Regional Police Commander (RPC), ...

 

9 years ago

Week Strike

19 Oct

Tour Guides, Porters Threaten Three

Tour Guides, Porters Threaten Three-Week Strike
AllAfrica.com
In a move which could impact on the flow of the tourists into the country and the lucrative tourism industry in Tanzania in general, tour guides and porters have threatened to down tools in protest over unfavourable working conditions. They are furious ...

 

10 years ago

BBC

Attacks 'threaten Egypt's existence'

Egypt faces an existential threat from jihadists, the president says, after at least 31 soldiers are killed in two attacks in the Sinai peninsula.

 

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