Relief for villagers as water project finally takes off

Guard water sources, villagers cautioned
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MAGU District Commissioner, (DC) Ms Jacqueline Liana, has directed leaders in the district to ensure that water projects are protected and used wisely. The DC made these remarks during the handing over ceremony of a water well at Muda Village in ...

Suspicious villagers demand project report
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Residents of Rwinyana Village in Bugarama Ward of Ngara District have insisted that they will not make future contributions to development projects until they get a report on funds they contributed for construction of a dispensary. The residents voiced the ...

Eight unexploded landmines were found by construction workers on a piece of land in Kibondo District where experts claimed they might have been buried there over a decade ago.

Villagers cry foul over power project
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MEMBERS of the public in Dindila Ward in Korogwe District blocked the Korogwe Rural Member of Parliament (MP), Mr Stephen Ngonyani, for about half an hour demanding to be told why electricity has been directed to Mgwashi Village. The electricity ...

While it is a global practice that villagers living near mining sites benefit from improved social services, for Tunduwalo villagers in Mbinga District, it is quite different.

The facility, designed to treat patients using e-health, will be part of an integrated healthcare system in the region

The Harmony of the Seas (Oasis 3) class ship is put into the water at the shipyard site in Saint-Nazaire, France, June 19, 2015.
The hulking shell of the world's largest cruise ship slid into the waters off western France on Friday, with workers aiming to have it ready for a 2016 inaugural trip.
The huge vessel, named "Harmony of the Seas", has been under construction since September 2013 in the shipyards in Saint-Nazaire.
When finished it will weigh some 227,000 tonnes and measure 362 metres...

In 2012, the over 5,000 of Kwamsisi and Kwakombo villages in the Korogwe Town Council hoped that poor water supply would be a thing of the past, but this has hardly been the case.  

>At least 67 per cent of 230,166 residents of Karatu Town are supplied with clean water from a government funded scheme.