City bus project needs Sh110bn

Tanga. The Prevention and Combatting of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) will investigate claims that the cost for constructing a new bus terminal at Kange in Tanga City had been inflated.

A plan to introduce a system of monitoring travel speeds of up-country buses remains in limbo two years since the project was earmarked for execution.

A training programme for 330 drivers for the interim phase of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) was officially launched here yesterday by the minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Regional Administration and Local government), Ms Hawa Ghasia.

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Dubai: A new project is now underway in the middle of Dubai Creek — Aladdin City — as part of the first phase of construction.
While Dubai Creek is currently bidding to become a Unesco World Heritage Site, officials confirmed that the project is being built outside the restricted zone and will not have any impact on the creek’s bid.
“The symbolic content of the architectural form of the project buildings was inspired by the ancient legends from the 11th century, where vessels were sailed from...

Tanzanian investors and their United Arab Emirates (UAE) counterparts have invested a total of $20 million (about Sh43 billion on the prevailing exchange rate) to set up the Ramada Encore Hotel in the city’s central business district.

 Tanzania’s Equator Suma JKT will collaborate with a Polish firm - Farmer - to assemble agricultural tractors locally.

The project that aims at improving the very pathetic traffic jam situation in Dar es Salaam has arguably been among the greatest road projects in the city in modern times.

Dr. Teresia Olemako of WWF Tanzania showing Journalists (not in picture) the work spots for vetiver grass planting to rehabilitate the Environment and prevent soil erosion alongside Msimbazi river banks near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam on the 27th March, marking the Earth Hour 2015 in Tanzania. Some of Ilala Municipal Employees actively planting vetiver grass alongside Msimbazi river near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam to prevent soil erosion and rehabilitate the Environment, Earth...