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At the 25th Annual Health Sector Technical Review Meeting, Tanzania Boosts Development Towards Universal Health Coverage

In order to assess the health sector's performance for 2025 and establish priorities for the 2026–2027 fiscal year, government officials, development partners, non-state actors and the business sector gathered at the 25th Joint Annual Health Sector Technical Review Meeting (JAHS–TRM) in Dodoma. "Accelerating achievement of Universal Health Coverage through Transformative Leadership, Accountability and Digital Innovation in Ensuring.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 9th June 2026

Tanzania and Slovakia decide to boost their industrial, trade, and investment relations

Tanzania and Slovakia have decided to deepen their bilateral trade, industrial, and investment cooperation through business-to-business (B2B) exchanges that will link entrepreneurs and increase business prospects between the two nations. The agreement was made during discussions at the ministry's headquarters in Mtumba, Dodoma, between Slovak Ambassador to Tanzania, Mr. Ivan Lancaric, and Minister for Industry and Trade, Ms. Judith Kapinga.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Tanzania Steps Up Large-Scale Solar and Wind Power Acquisition to Reinforce Its Electricity Network

Tanzania is advancing its renewable energy agenda by promoting the development of utility-scale wind and solar projects. The government is actively encouraging private sector participation in the power industry to support infrastructure upgrades. These efforts aim to strengthen energy security and enhance the reliability of the national electricity grid. To advance its clean energy transition, Tanzania's state-owned utility, TANESCO, is.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Uganda Plans to Install 10,000 Fast Chargers and 3,500 EV Charging Stations by 2040

“Infrastructure will play a crucial role in Uganda’s shift to electric mobility, and our strategy focuses on expanding charging facilities nationwide, with a goal of establishing at least 3,500 public charging stations and more than 10,000 fast chargers by 2040,” Katushabe said. Uganda has outlined ambitious plans to deploy a minimum of 3,500 public EV charging stations and over 10,000 fast chargers by 2040 as part of its broader.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Innovative Biomass Projects Drive Forest Conservation and Economic Growth In Kenya

Laikipia County is emerging as a strong example of how environmental challenges can be transformed into sustainable opportunities. Inspired by the recent initiative where residents are converting invasive plants into biogas fuel, communities are now demonstrating that alternative energy solutions can help reduce dependence on traditional wood fuel while protecting natural resources. The project is helping households access cleaner energy while.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Kirinyaga County Accelerates 24-Hour Economy via Strategic Infrastructure Investment

Following the implementation of street illumination and floodlight projects throughout key towns and trading centres, Kirinyaga County is witnessing an increase in midnight business activity. A transition into a 24-hour economy has been made feasible by the county government's program. In the county's towns, malls, and marketplaces, more than 165 illumination have been installed. The intervention, which was carried out by Kirinyaga.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Local Inclusion and Conservation Take Center Stage in Turkana Mining Forums

The Turkana County Government, through the Department of Mining, has increased its efforts to promote responsible and inclusive mining by holding public engagement forums at the Kalomwae and Juluk mine sites in Aroo Subcounty. The forums brought together local residents, government officials, stakeholders, and Kaliao Construction and Supplies Limited representatives to debate projected mining activities, community participation, environmental.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Tanzania’s Construction Sector Driving Economic Transformation and Infrastructure Growth

Tanzania’s construction industry continues to strengthen its position as one of the country’s most dynamic economic sectors, playing a central role in advancing national development and infrastructure transformation under the Fourth Five-Year Development Plan (FYDP IV).Contributing 12.8 percent to the country’s GDP and recording strong growth in 2024, the sector has emerged as the leading performer within the industrial landscape. Its.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Significant Investment in the Tanzanian Water Industry

Jumaa Aweso, the Minister of Water, presented the National Assembly yesterday with a budget estimate of 1.12 trillion/-for the fiscal year 2026–2027, of which 93% is set aside for development. The action demonstrates the government's commitment to making the water industry a major contributor to the national economy. If authorized, the Ministry's budget will rise from roughly 898.28 billion in the current fiscal year to 221.92 billion.... Read more »

Posted on : Monday , 1st June 2026

Kenya Explores Floating Power Plant Amid Increasing Energy Demand

NAIROBI, Kenya — The Kenyan authorities are evaluating the possibility of deploying floating power plants along the Coast in response to increasing electricity demand and persistent grid instability, an initiative that could substantially strengthen the country's water and industrial infrastructure. Authorities are assessing barge-mounted power generation units to tackle persistent blackouts and increasing consumption. This initiative.... Read more »

Posted on : Thursday , 28th May 2026

Tanzania Increases Coastal Vaccination by Launching a Million-Dollar Naval Fleet

In order to provide life-saving vaccination services to the underprivileged island and coastal communities in the Pwani (Coast) Region, the Tanzanian government has formally launched a fleet of seven medical boats. Geographical isolation will no longer be a barrier to immunization according to the 1.1 billion Tanzanian Shillings project, which marks a major advancement in the country's "last-mile" health delivery policy.Accessibility to basic.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 5th May 2026

Medical Tourism Generates Economic Benefits for Tanzania

In an effort to boost the health sector's contribution to the country's economy, the Tanzanian government is still putting strategic measures into place to encourage medical tourism in the country.During the 13th Parliament, Third Meeting, Fourth Sitting in Dodoma, Deputy Minister for Health Florence Samizi made this statement in response to a query from Special Seats Member of Parliament Catherine Canute Joachim.Dr. Samizi responded on behalf.... Read more »

Posted on : Tuesday , 5th May 2026



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