LAKE ZONE: Chinese companies to invest in 8 projects

Heed call to invest in lake zone  The Citizen Daily

>Delay by the central government to release funds to Muleba District is blamed for stagnation of development projects in the district, an official has said.

>CCM councillors here have claimed that Chadema leaders have been preventing wananchi from contributing financially towards development projects.

>Meatu District Council in Simiyu Region has sacked five village executive officers and one ward executive officer over absenteeism from their duty stations.

>More than Sh544.6 million has been spent in the implementation of various development projects in Mwamala Ward, Nzega District in Tabora Region for the past four years.

>Brutal killings of elderly people have been reported in the Lake Zone ahead of the festive season, The Citizen has learnt.

On 25th April 2015, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United Republic of Tanzania holds the “Excellent Employee of Chinese Company Awards” ceremony, honoring the excellent Tanzanian and Chinese employees in Chinese companies for their outstanding performance.  H.E. Amb. Dr. LU Youqing, Ambassador of China to Tanzania, Mr. WU Xiaoyi, Senior Consultant, Mr. LI Xuhang, Political Councilor, Mr. LIU Dong, Cultural Councilor, Mr. Lin Zhiyong, Chief Economic & Commercial...

>Hardly two weeks after Tanzania’s investment bodies convened a promotion forum in the US, three American companies have requested to invest under the country’s Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA).

UK companies to invest £12bn in switch to electric vehicles  The Guardian