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Tanzania The main part of Tanzania’s economy is agriculture. With just 33 per cent of that amount in cultivation, Tanzania had more than 44 million hectares of tillable land. Nearly …
Governments boost towards Agriculture in Tanzania Read More
Nearly three years after two universities have agreed to be working together in research and development, one in China and one in Tanzania, the outcomes are clearly apparent in the …
China and Tanzania towards Agro Research and Development Read More
After the African nation imposed a groundbreaking law in 2017 on the use, production and importation of plastic baggage as part of international efforts to reduce plastic waste, four engineers …
Kenya’s Manufacturing Plant is turning Plastic into Bricks Read More
Plans are underway for the construction of the “Angola-Tanzania railway line” beginning from the port of Lobito in the town of Lobito, Angola, to connect with the port of Dar-es-Salaam, …
In the offing, construction of the Angola-Tanzania Railway line Read More
Kenyan Forests provide a wide range of products and services, but they are exclusive to timber, poles and fuelwood (firewood and charcoal). Timber comprises round trees or logs for saw …
The Timber Industry Review in Kenya Read More
Rwanda Officials have been looking at mining with the hope that the industry will be able to increase the country’s economic progress in the medium term. The country is looking …
To Shore Up Forex Revenues, Rwanda looks now to Mining Read More
To help alleviate the economic adversity being experienced in South Africa, one initiative by government has started driving is transitioning industrial parks into eco-industrial parks, Henry Nuwarinda, project manager of …
Eco-Industrial Parks Among the Gateways for Picking up Industrial Activity Read More
The roll out of renewable energy at the scale envisaged in South Africa’s official electricity plan to 2030 presents a “remarkable” industrialisation opportunity, the leader of the South African Renewable …
South Africa’s Renewables Plan Presents ‘Remarkable’ Industrialisation Opportunity Read More
A USD 300 million concessional loan agreement was signed by Tanzania and South Korea to fund development projects. The agreement was signed by Doto James, the Permanent Secretary of the …
Tanzania, South Korea sign a US$300M concessional loan agreement Read More
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta and Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed unveiled two big infrastructure projects in northern Kenya to improve trade between the two neighbouring countries. The Moyale One-Stop Border …
Kenya and Ethiopia launch key infrastructure projects to boost trade Read More