Engineer held over fraud in Sh4.7bn water project

Ventura County Star
Local engineer goes beyond her borders with Tanzania water project
Ventura County Star
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO A subvillage of Elerai is shown during the time Rusty Lindsey and Gricelda Ramirez were in Tanzania as part of a Engineers Without Borders group building a water-supply system. Copyright 2015 Journal Media Group. All rights ...

>Rural Electricity Agency (Rea) has issued Sh4.6 billion to 20 contractors tasked with distribution of power to rural areas not connected to the National Grid.

Councils warned over water project funds
Daily News
THE government has warned district councils against wanton diversion of funds earmarked for water projects to other uses. The warning was issued here by the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office (Regional Administration and Local Government), ...

In 2012, the over 5,000 of Kwamsisi and Kwakombo villages in the Korogwe Town Council hoped that poor water supply would be a thing of the past, but this has hardly been the case.  

The construction of a water pipeline from the Lower Ruvu water treatment plant to Ardhi University water reservoir in the city is about to be completed.

Thousands of Zanzibar residents will now have access to clean and safe water, thanks to the completion of a project to drill 100 water wells.

>At least 67 per cent of 230,166 residents of Karatu Town are supplied with clean water from a government funded scheme.

..As official launching of project set for 30 November East African Community Secretariat, Arusha, Tanzania,23 June 2014: An East African Community Sensitization Workshop on Video Conferencing (V.C) Project  concluded the EAC headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania
The 19th -20th June workshop aimed at facilitating the establishment and operation of a scalable and extensible Video Conferencing system for interactive Audio Visual communications and virtual meetings among EAC Organs and ...

Back in 2012, the over 5,000 of Kwamsisi and Kwakombo villages in the Korogwe Town Council hoped that water woes would end.