No end in sight for Dart project

The project that aims at improving the very pathetic traffic jam situation in Dar es Salaam has arguably been among the greatest road projects in the city in modern times.

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We are now in the third month of the political crisis in Zanzibar. Talks are going at the Zanzibar State House looking for solution and we are told to be patient and things are going to come out for the interest of Zanzibaris.

The Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (Dart) agency has revealed that some few buses will operate under the Dart system this year before the completion of the first phase of the project.

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A row between the government and commuter bus owners over Dar Rapit Transit (Dart) project was finally settled yesterday.

The Sh65.11 billion project started in February this year, with the lofty goal of ending water shortages in 4.5 million-strong Dar es Salaam.