Tanzanian firm wins global conservation award

>Tanzania solar company, MPower, was on Friday won one of this year’s International Ashden Awards.

It is a wonderful thing to see yourself grow. From a boy sitting inside the house making rough sketches of things you see on a piece of paper out of passion to draw, to a young man whose name is known beyond the borders of the country.

Tanzanian environmental conservation organization, Mtandao wa Jamii wa Usimamizi wa Misitu Tanzania (MJUMITA) has won the prestigious UNDP Equator Prize 2015. The award celebrates global community poverty reduction efforts in the face of growing climate change.

Local IT firm wins hefty arbitration award in Dar
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AN Arbitration Tribunal has ordered Vodacom Tanzania Limited to pay a local IT Consulting Company, FTS Service Limited, over 1bn/- being bonus compensation and damage payments, among others, for breach of an Agreement for provision of converged ...

‘Dogo Masai’ a Tanzanian film directed by Timoth Conrad, a Tanzanian film director, Producer and writer, has won three awards at the California Viewers’ Choice Awards in the US. 

President Jakaya Kikwete has been named “Icon of Democracy Award” winner for 2014 in Africa, it was announced yesterday. The award is given by The Voice Magazine Achievers Award committee on behalf of ‘The Voice’ magazine published in the Netherlands. 

Tanzanian wins top Africa's award
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A YOUNG Tanzanian businesswoman, Irene Kiwia, has won Africa's Woman of the Year Award for her work in advancing women entrepreneurial skills in the country. A statement released by Africa Reconnect on Tuesday said Ms Kiwia was among 11 African ...
Africa Reconnect awards 11 outstanding Africans for being agents of change!AfricanBrains

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A Tanzanian and managing director for Amsons Group, Mr Edha Nahdi has won the African Young Business Leader of the Year 2015.

Irene KiwiaA young Tanzanian businesswoman, Irene Kiwia, has won Africa’s Woman of the Year Award for her work in advancing women entrepreneurial skills in the country.

A statement released by Africa Reconnect on Tuesday said Ms Kiwia was among 11 African women awarded last weekend in Polokwane, South Africa during an annual conference of the institution.

The statement added that the conference whose theme was ‘Accelerating Positive Change’ named other recipients as Seja Lorraine...