Govt draws up rules for private operators on railway services

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Tanzania: Govt Draws Up Rules for Private Operators On Railway Services
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Dar es Salaam — Tanzania is preparing regulations to allow private operators in its state-run railway infrastructure as the government seeks to create a competitive environment in the transport sector. Dr Michael Kisaka, the director of railways ...
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The Passengers Rights Association (Chakua) has urged the government to ensure that all licensed bus owners obey rules.

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Commuter bus drivers plying the Igoma-Airport route yesterday refused to offer transport services after Mwanza city council ordered them to stop using bus stops in the city centre.

President John Magufuli’s decision to downsize his cabinet has been praised by private sector business operators, who say it is a good move aimed at trimming unnecessary expenditure.

The Shadow minister for Natural Resources & Tourism in the Tanzania Parliament, Rev. Peter Msigwa, released a documentary purported to be audio-visual evidence of a blatant breach of statutory norms in the wildlife sub-sector. The video shows at least 11 different malpractices amounting to statutory criminal offences.

The government urgently needs Sh1.5 billion to repair and improve part of the central railway line between Kilosa and Gulwe railway station.

The Civic United Front (CUF) yesterday warned that local government elections scheduled for next month would turn chaotic if the current election guidelines that have been issued by the government become operational.

Tanzania National Agro-dealer Association (Tanada) chairman Michael Mahecha said cooperation between the two is instrumental in addressing the challenges facing input supplies to farmers.