Gadiosa Lamtey

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Gadiosa Lamtey

Dar es Salaam. Road safety stakeholders have called for a national dialogue on how to reduce traffic accidents, citing the increasing number of deaths and injuries, particularly among children. The call was made yesterday by the Deputy Permanent Secretary in the President’s Office (Regional Administration and Local Government) responsible for Infrastructure), Mr Rogatus Mativila, during the launch of a road safety infrastructure project at Sinza Special Primary School.

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Gadiosa Lamtey

Dar es Salaam. President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Saturday, May 24, issued directives to the Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (Tanesco) and the Ministry of Energy to ensure that investors in the uranium project in Ruvuma Region commence operations, allowing the country to begin generating nuclear energy. She revealed that approximately 58,500 tonnes of uranium resources remain untapped in the country and emphasized that further exploration by investors could uncover even more.

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Gadiosa Lamtey

What you need to know:As the official host of Apimondia 2027, Tanzania is positioning itself to lead the continent in sustainable beekeeping, pollination services, and bee product development. Dodoma. Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has issued a call to action for Tanzania’s beekeeping industry, urging the adoption of innovation and scientific research to transform the sector ahead of the Apimondia International Apicultural Congress to be held in Tanzania in 2027.

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Gadiosa Lamtey

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania is intensifying its efforts to build a vibrant investment ecosystem for startups and small businesses, following strategic learning missions to India and Ghana earlier this month. The move signals a significant shift in the country’s economic strategy, placing greater emphasis on unlocking venture capital and private equity to fuel homegrown innovation.

1 month ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Gadiosa Lamtey

Dar es Salaam. The government yesterday proposed a 62 percent increase in the Ministry of Water’s budget for the 2025/26 financial year, aiming to fast-track 1,544 water projects across rural and urban areas. Water minister presented a Sh1 trillion budget proposal in Parliament, up from Sh627.7 billion in the current 2024/25 fiscal year. Of the proposed budget, Sh943.1 billion has been earmarked for development expenditure—an increase from Sh558.1 billion in the current allocation.