Women, youth benefit from project

>About 3,000 farmers, members of the Lushoto and Korogwe Vegetable Growers (LUKOVEG), are expected to benefit from the construction of a Sh203 million packaging centre and a Sh108 million cold-room that would enable them to sort, clean and grade agricultural produce before exportation.

Tanzania is among nine African nations set to benefit from the European Union’s new rural electrification programme using hydro, wind, solar and biomass, with Euro 95 million set aside for the projects.

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

Youth Benefit From Airtel Empowerment Scheme
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Airtel Tanzania through its newly launched 'Airtel Fursa' programme has handed over equipment worth 10m/-to Elizabeth Mbugi who sells fruits in Dar es Salaam. Ms Mbugi, who resides in Msasani, Dar es Salaam is the first youth to benefit from this program ...

Civic education project to benefit 1.3 million people
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At least 1.3 million people living in rural areas are expected to benefit from the newly launched two-year civic education project dubbed; 'Portal for Civic Change (PCC)'. The project has been introduced by the NGO C-Sema NGO as a platform for rural ...

The Rotary Club of Bahari is holding its 4thannual charity Golf Tournament on May 31st at Gymkhana Club Dar es Salaam. The funds that are raised during this event are contributed to projects that are selected by the Club, this year’s beneficiary being the Kurasini Project.

The President of the Rotary Club of Bahari Dar es Salaam Mr. Venkatesh Jayaraman said “we chose to support the Kurasini Project as a beneficiary, because the project aims to improve the livelihood of young girls by...

Tanzania Women Bank (TWB) has partnered with Nida Textiles Mills in a move that will see them cooperating in the issuance of loans to women who deal in textile products.

Tanzania: Foundation's Scholarship Project Benefits 1500 Youth
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OVER 1,500 young people living in vulnerable conditions have benefited from scholarships offered by the International Youth Foundation (IYT) through the Tanzania Youth Scholars project during the past two years. The IYT Country Director, Ms Sarah ...

>Vice President Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal, yesterday launched the Recognition of Prior Learning Assessment (RPLA) project which is aimed at recognising skills attained through informal apprenticeships.