How govt will spend Sh21bn for nothing

IPPmedia
Govt plans to spend 3bn/- on Mwalimu Nyerere science university project
IPPmedia
The government plans to inject (USD 1.5m) approximately 3bn/- in this 2016/17 fiscal year to establish effectively the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere University of Science and Technology (MJNUST). This was said recently in Dar es Salaam by Professor Dominic ...

Zambian Watchdog
Govt to spend K350, 000 to take Rupiah to Zanzibar workshop
Zambian Watchdog
Taxpayers will cough out more than K350, 000 (K350 million old currency) to take Rupiah Banda to Zanzibar to meet other retired presidents tomorrow. Rupiah, his porters and guards will fly to the East African Island for the-so called East African ...

Tanzanians will be spending more than Sh21 billion every day on petroleum products in the next five years as fuel consumption is set to rise dramatically, fuelled by an abrupt shift in lifestyles.

Regional authorities in Dar es Salaam yesterday said the ongoing rain has caused damages to roads and bridges, with the loss counting to Sh21 billion.

Obviously, much of what children learn about computers starts at home. Parents innocently hand over an iPad to a child without thinking of the consequences.

Tanzanians were all ears last Thursday, hoping against hope that the 2014/15 Budget would have a positive impact on their lives and the nation in general. It was not to be, unfortunately.

 

Lamudi looks at ideal locations in Tanzania for quick long weekend getaways

When public holidays come around, it is always nice to get away for a long weekend and take a break from busy city life. Luckily enough, Tanzania is a beautiful country that offers many great getaway locations to relax and unwind.

Lamudi Tanzania puts together a helpful guide that can assist you to choose the best location to spend a long weekend, no matter who you’re spending it with.

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>Tanzania Electric Company Limited (Tanesco)  is set to spend more than Sh5 billion on its major rehabilitation project on its machines  at Kidatu and Mtera hydro power plants.

>In a fledgling democracy and economy like Tanzania, the state must ensure the resources we have are spent wisely. Many Tanzanians are poor. Even those who are employed are not that better off and fall in the working poor category.