Govt loses over Sh3bn in shoddy dam project

The deputy minister for Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives, Mr Godfrey Zambi, said the government will form a team to investigate reasons behind failure to complete the irrigation dam project in Lwankyo Village, Igurusi Ward in Mbarali District.

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MPs slam shoddy project initiatives
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MEMBERS of parliament here have punched holes in the 2015/2016 development plan presented by the government on Wednesday evening, expressing concern over the slow implementation of projects in previous years. In their contributions to the plan ...

>At last the government has repossessed 12 houses which were privatised to Animal Food Industries Limited (Saafi) owned by veteran politician Dr Chrisant Mzindakaya.

The government has lost Sh951 million that was paid to contractors for non-existent or shoddy works, the 2014/15 Procurement Audit Report has revealed.

>Tanzania could lose Sh278 billion if the government fails to look into the risks in the uranium project in Bahi before it sinks its money in the scheme. The sum represents the estimated value of Bahi swamp.

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Govt: So far so good on WB education funded project
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Deputy Minister for Education and Vocational Training Jenista Mhagama (left) inspects a new library at the Open University of Tanzania (OUT) which is one of beneficiaries of the programme. The government has announced its satisfaction over the ...
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>A member of the Arusha Regional Road Board (RRB) yesterday questioned the government’s commitment to constructing the 421-kilometre Mto wa Mbu-Musoma Road.

CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli said yesterday that the brains behind the project to supply Shinyanga Region with water from Lake Victoria was the government and that his Chadema counterpart Edward Lowassa was only mandated to oversee it.

Dodoma. The government locked horns with some MPs and the Economy, Industry and Trade Committee over the financing of the Singida wind power project.