an interview with Dr Muhindo Biryage, 18 April 2021
Infrastructure is the primary need:
“The really basic need for the people in Congo, and the east of Congo, particularly, is infrastructure. That basic need , besides insecurity, because … Read the rest
Source: African Insider
13 March 2021
The Tanzania Railways Corporation plans to start testing the standard gauge railway electricity systems over three months, run by four sub-stations along the completed 300 kilometres stretch between … Read the rest
Source: SAFARI TALK TV
9 Feb 2021
The Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway is a railway system, under construction, linking the country to the neighboring countries of Rwanda and Uganda, and through these two, to Burundi and the Democratic … Read the rest
This is extremely sad news for Tanzania and all of Africa. President Magufuli was loved by so many. His leadership was visionary. He dedicated himself to transforming Tanzania. Among his many great projects, he wanted to see every household connected to electricity and was the force behind the new railway … Read the rest
by PD Lawton 6 January 2021
” We have to take active steps to dismantle the colonial economic model that we inherited and that we sustained over the last 50 years . We have to stop being exporters of primary products to countries … Read the rest
Source: TRT World
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an informative and positive video on how Tanzania`s Rural Electrification Program is transforming the rural economy! Children are achieving higher grades because they can study in the evening, businesses can operate after dark, clinics can treat patients at night, refrigeration is keeping goods fresh for longer, entrepreneurs can now do … Read the rest
Source: Displore
23 May 2020… Read the rest
“The matters upon which you are deliberating will determine whether or not mankind survives our turbulent times. Around the globe people are in the streets rising up to protest the intolerable injustice of the dying neo-colonial order that has enslaved all of us. It is a deadly monetarist order that … Read the rest
Question to Panel III from Joshua Kisubika in Uganda about how to help the youth of Uganda :
“I was saying that over 700 000 people reach working age every year in Uganda and this is expected to rise to an average of 1 million in the decade from 2030 … Read the rest