Major boost for contraceptives access drive

  Dar es Salaam. ENOC Africa is planning a major expansion program in Tanzania in the coming few months as a strategy to tap the booming local as well as regional market.
ENOC Africa, a Tanzanian oil company is a joint venture between Petro (T) Limited and Dubai’s ENOC Supply and Trading LLC (ESTC), a subsidiary of Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) owned by the Government of Dubai.
 “We are planning to invest heavily in Tanzania and the East African countries, beyond between now and next...

In a bid to support the implementation of President Kikwete’s order of ensuring that all public secondary schools have laboratories, Export Training Group, a private company has donated 32 tonnes (640 bags) of cement to Mtwara District.

Magufuli: My dream is to boost access to water
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The CCM presidential candidate Dr John Magufuli has said the fifth phase government would bring tangible strategies to connect Bunda residents with clean and safe water in a bid to ease the shortages that has faced the residents since independence.

The out-of-pocket payment (OOP) system, which is mostly used by patients who are not covered by health insurance schemes, took centre stage at a recent national health conference in Dar es Salaam.

Eutelsat Communications, one of the world’s leading satellite operators, and Camusat, which deals implementing telecom infrastructures, yesterday entered into a partnership agreement that will enhance turnkey connectivity solutions for mobile operators in Sub-Saharan Africa.

>For many years Tanzania has been striving to uplift academic performance of students in science subjects, albeit with little hope.

Organisers of the Rock City Marathon have introduced short distance races to spice the gruelling 21 kilometre event planned for October 26 in Mwanza.

The Wildlife Conservation Foundation of Tanzania (WCFT) yesterday donated three Land Cruisers worth Sh354,019,602 to the Wildlife Department for anti-poaching activities and wildlife conservation in the Selous Game Reserve.

The Tanzania Sisal Board (TSB) has reported here that efforts to attract various investors in the sector to raise utilisation of the plant from the current two per cent to 50 per cent by 2021 as well as increase employment and foreign exchange have started to bear fruit.