Tanzania: Dart Feared to Crash Without Govt Subsidy

Tanzania: Dart Feared to Crash Without Govt Subsidy
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Government's silence on whether it would subsidise the Dar es Salaam Bus Rapid Transit (Dart) project is threatening smooth take off and sustainability of the multibillion shillings worth plan aimed at easing public transport in the city.

AllAfrica.com

Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

06 Jan

Dart feared to crash without govt subsidy

Government’s silence on whether it would subsidise the Dar es Salaam Bus Rapid Transit (Dart) project is threatening smooth take off and sustainability of the multibillion shillings worth plan aimed at easing public transport in the city.

 

10 years ago

Vijimambo

24 Mar

German plane Crash - ALL FEARED DEAD

BREAKING NEWSPlane dropped 14,000 feet in six minutesAt least 150 people were traveling aboard an Airbus A320 from Spain to Germany when it crashed in the foothills of the Alps in southeastern France. Access to the mountainous crash site is difficult.
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10 years ago

Business Standard

18 Apr

19 killed, more feared trapped in Tanzania landslide

19 killed, more feared trapped in Tanzania landslide
Business Standard
At least 19 gold miners were killed in a landslide in Tanzania's northwestern district of Kahama, with many more feared trapped in mining pits. Justus Kamugisha, Shinyanga regional police commander, said on Friday 19 bodies had been recovered so far and ...
19 miners killed, more feared trapped in Tanzania landslideGlobalPost (blog)

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10 years ago

GlobalPost

12 Oct

Five feared dead after boat capsizes in Tanzania lake

GlobalPost
Five feared dead after boat capsizes in Tanzania lake
GlobalPost
DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- At least five people were feared drowned on Saturday after a boat carrying more than 70 passengers capsized in Lake Tanganyika, the second largest freshwater lake in the world, Tanzania police said on Sunday.
Tanzania: Three drown after two boats capsizeStarAfrica.com

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10 years ago

Vijimambo

03 Jan

Abducted albino four-year-old is feared to have been killed so her body parts can be used in witch doctors' potions in Tanzania

Pendo Emmanuelle Nundi snatched from her home by men with machetesHer father was among four people arrested over the abduction, police sayBody parts of albino people said to fetch up to £50,000 on the black market 
Police in Tanzania have arrested the father of a four-year-old albino girl who is feared to have been abducted and murdered so her body parts can be sold to make witch doctors' potions.
Pendo Emmanuelle Nundi was snatched from her home in the Mwanza region in the north of the...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Dec

Stung by low oil prices, Saudi makes massive subsidy cuts

Long accustomed to cheap utilities and some of the lowest petrol prices in the world, Saudis woke to a shock yesterday as authorities made massive subsidy cuts after falling oil prices caused a record deficit.

 

11 years ago

Business Standard

31 Jul

17 killed in Tanzania road crash

IANS
17 killed in Tanzania road crash
Business Standard
At least 17 people were killed and 56 injured after a bus travelling to Dar es Salaam city collided with a lorry in Tanzania Wednesday, police said. The grisly accident occurred in the morning in central district of Kongwa when the bus travelling from Mpwapwa ...
Road accident kills 17 in central TanzaniaGlobalPost

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10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

30 Nov

Tanzania: Four Killed in Chopper Crash

Press TV
Tanzania: Four Killed in Chopper Crash
AllAfrica.com
A HELICOPTER donated to the government by the Howard G. Buffet Foundation to help anti-poaching operations crashed on Saturday killing all four people on board. The helicopter, Robertson R44 which cost over 800m/- (500,000 US dollars) and was ...
Anti poaching helicopter crashed in TanzaniaeTurboNews
Four killed in Tanzania anti-poaching helicopter crashBusiness Standard
Helicopter crash claims four lives in TanzaniaAPA

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11 years ago

Zegabi

14 Apr

Tanzania's VP survives helicopter crash

Zegabi
Tanzania's VP survives helicopter crash
Zegabi
The Vice President of Tanzania, Gharib Bilal, and several other top officials have escaped unhurt after a helicopter they were in crashed into a wall as it took off on Sunday morning at the Julius Nyerere International Airport, Dar es Salaam. Airport Police ...
Tanzania Could Become East Africa's Transport Hub - PresidentVentures Africa
Research works play vital role in inclusive growth - researchersIPPmedia
Tanzania outlines plans to open...

 

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