Tanzania is set to be the new hub for all medical tourism activities. There have been some very interesting developments in the sector of late with investments worth 14.5bn/- recorded..
It is estimated that about 30 per cent of Tanzanians have access to electricity from national grid and self-installed energy sources..
President John Magufuli has pointed to the ever-expanding demand for medicine and medical supplies within the nation as an opportunity for companies at home and abroad to tap into this market..
According to the Addis Fortune, the standard was drafted with a joint effort by the Ministry of Water, Irrigation & Electricity, Ethiopia (MoWIE) Standards Agency and Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change..
The development creates hope that production at the country's largest cement producer will not be affected by electricity challenges, resulting in a number of benefits to consumers such as reduced prices..
A 4 Kw AC/DC solar mini-grid in Gitaraga village, Bugesera District in Eastern Rwanda has been introduced by MeshPower to provide clean energy access to 196 households and 15 businesses, nine of which are operated by women..
the US $37m Gidabo Irrigation Dam in Ethiopia is almost complete and is expected to begin operations in the next few months..
Thanks to the training provided by the Vocational Education and Training Authority (Veta), the welders in Tanzania will be equipped with international capacity to prepare for Hoima-Tanga oil pipeline jobs,.
Mkapa challenges African energy experts to devise new strategies.
