Plea for next government to invest amply in transport sector

The volume of cargo landing at the port of Dar es Salaam will increase if the country puts aside enough money to help eliminate challenges affecting the shipping industry.

A few days before Tanzanians decide who they want as their president; some residents of Musoma have expressed their views on what they want to be done by the next government.

>Enduiment Wildlife Management Area (WMA) situated along Kilimanjaro-Amboseli corridor in Longido District has asked the government to revisit its non-consumptive wildlife regulations, saying they were a disincentive to conservation activities.

Transport minister Harrison Mwakyembe has formed a task force to work out measures to end road carnage that has become overly frequent in the country, killing and maiming hundreds of innocent Tanzanians.

>India’s government asked the top court on Monday to safeguard some coal mine concessions deemed to have been illegally awarded as the energy-starved country’s power sector faces fresh turmoil.

The government is calling on the private sector to help fund research and development (R&D) programmes, as finance continues to drop. The government has struggled to allocate one per cent of the Gross Domestic Product to R&D, according to Prof Makame Mbarawa.

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Delay in establishment of single agency to manage transport sector causing ...
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Six years after the government pledged to set up a public Road Safety Agency little has been done and allegations of corrupt ulterior motives are starting to rise. In an interview with The Guardian earlier this week in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Bus Owners ...

The newly appointed minister for Energy and Minerals, Prof Sospeter Muhongo, said he will invest the Sh100 million he was given by Parliament as a loan to purchase a vehicle in the education sector in his constituency.

Dr. Ali, My digital forensics investigation lecture during my bachelor degree argued the UK government to invest on skills and police resources to tackle cybercrime. He started with the statistics by saying; the cost of cybercrime to the UK economy is around £27 billion per year, around 2% of national GDP. Some experts suggest this is too small, excluding as it does important vectors of cybercrime such as malware.

Computer security firm Norton estimates that more than 12.5m people in the UK...