World fund moves to support oil and gas rich communities

Mr. Lucason Maiga, representing the WWF TZ Country Director signing transfer documents of the cash for work infrastructure handover ceremony at Ipole WMA in April 2014. Mr. Lucason Maiga handing over the signed Ipole WMA infrastacture documents to JUHIWAI Chairperson, Mr. Reuben Kasanda, witnessed by the Sikonge DC, Mrs. Hanifa Selengu. Sikonge DC, Mrs. Hanifa Selengu tasting water pumped from water borehole at Ipole WMA, Tabora. The water pump installation was part of the...

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Former Milford Haven School head girl heads to Africa to support communities
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A FORMER head girl at Milford Haven School will be heading to Tanzania later this year to bring “positive change in the developing communities” with an international charity. Isabelle Emile's interest in international development started by a trip to ...

China’s place in Tanzania’s economy is growing by leaps and bounds as the emerging giant intensifies its quest for natural resources and a gateway to the African hinterland.

>A company based in the city is pioneering the introduction of gas-saving technologies that may save the home gas use by more than 40 per cent.

Nigeria looks set to unbundle a long-awaited oil law to speed up its passage through parliament, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in frozen investments.

Tanzanian fixer and businessman Moto Mabanga is threatening to block the recent $70 billion deal in which Royal Dutch Shell announced it had taken over British Gas.

Mkinga district has announced plans to create a fund to ensure farmers receive agricultural inputs in time and close to their homes.

Nigeria looks set to unbundle a long-awaited oil law to speed up its passage through parliament, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in frozen investments.