CA rejects proposal for Sh500m gold maces

A proposal by the Constituent Assembly (CA) members to buy two maces worth over Sh500 million has elicited mixed reactions from the public, saying members have lost sense of the essence of their being in the Assembly.

Acting (STAMICO) Managing Director Engineer Edwin Ngonyani Left and Director Of Finance and Corporate Affairs Mr Peter Gembe. BY STAFF REPORTER PRODUCTION of gold at the Buckreef Gold Mine in Geita Region in which the State Mining Corporation (Stamico) has 45 per cent stake is expected to kick-start in November this year, it has been learned. Stamico signed an agreement for development of the project in the year 2011 with...

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The government has allocated Sh500 million that will be used in efforts to eliminate dengue fever that has created fear among residents of Dar es Salaam.

The State is being asked to buy two special maces at the cost of nearly Sh500 million to be used as symbols of authority while the Constituent Assembly in session, it has been proposed.

Sh500 million worth of medical equipment for screening malaria have mysteriously disappeared at Levolosi Health Centre in the city.

The government spends Sh500 million annually on clearing imported medicine for treating neglected diseases and distributing them countrywide.

A Tanzanian national who sought Sh512 million (Ksh28.5m) as damages from the Kenyan government for unlawful arrest on Tuesday withdrew an application seeking that Nairobi deposits the amount as the case continues.