Who is fooling whom in the Ksh5 billion NSSF Tassia project?

The construction of the $10 billion (about Sh22 trillion on the prevailing exchange rate) Bagamoyo Special Economic Zone (SEZ) will start soon with President Jakaya Kikwete gracing the ground breaking ceremony tomorrow.

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How a $1.42 billion project failed to bring water to this Tanzanian village
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A women in the rural Tanzanian village of Mtumbatu pushes a bicycle loaded with water up a hill. (Shannon Jensen/The GroundTruth Project/GlobalPost). Editor's note: This is Part Two of a series produced by The GroundTruth Project for GlobalPost, funded ...

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Water Project for Tunduru Town to Cost Sh22 Billion
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Dodoma — Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office (Regional Administration and Local Government), Mr Aggrey Mwanri. THE government is working in collaboration with a German bank -KFW- in implementing a water project for Tunduma town which is ...
Water project for Tunduru town to cost 22bn/-Daily News
Major water projects almost ready - GovtIPPmedia

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>A $57 million (Sh92.4 billion) project aimed at increasing access to technical and vocational education and training was launched yesterday.

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NSSF to spend $653m on Dege village project
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Dege Village Project, which is for the construction of 7,000 modern houses (units) and 300 villas on Kigamboni's 300 hectares, is in full swing and that the project is envisaged to be completed by 2016. The assurance has been given by the National Social ...

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NSSF to Spend US$653 Million on Dege Village Project
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DEGE Village Project, located at Kigamboni in Dar es Salaam, is an initiative of the NSSF, a social security fund. It involves the construction of 7,000 modern houses (units) and 300 villas in an area of 300 hectares, and is scheduled for completion in 2016.
NSSF to spend $653m on Dege village projectIPPmedia

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The Minister of Finance and Planning, Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango and Mr. Sanjay Rughani, Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Tanzania, signing the deal
The Minister of Finance and Planning, Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango and Mr. Sanjay Rughani, Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Tanzania, signing the deal
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - 13 February 2020: The Government of Tanzania Ministry of Finance, today signed a facility agreement with Standard Chartered Tanzania for a US$ 1.46 billion...

As the alleged leaked contract between the government and Norwegian company StatOil continues to circulate online, the biggest question that begs an urgent and sober answer from the government, investors and those who leaked the document is: Who is fooling Tanzanians?

>Two camps emerged when The Citizen broke the story about the Independent Power Tanzania Limited(IPTL)takeover and the subsequent withdrawal of $122million from the Escrow account at the Bank of Tanzania.