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China na Tanzania zimetia Saini mkataba wenye thamani ya Shilingi Bilioni 25 wa kujenga miundombinu ya Uhifadhi kwenye Hifadhi ya mamlaka ya Ngorongo ikiwemo Ngorongoro-Lengai Geopark.
Miongoni mwa miundombinu itakayojengwa ni Vituo vya Utalii, vyoo vya wageni, Makumbusho nk.
Inakuaje sisi Watanzania Kila kamradi lazima tuwape wageni? Hivi ni kweli hapa Tanzania hakuna wakandarasi wanaoweza Kutekekeza Mradi wa Bilioni 25? Sheria ya Fedha mliyosema mmefunga inayowapa wazawa miradi ya Bilioni 50 ni pambo au? Kwa nini tuna mentality za kipumbavu hivi? Aibu kubwa Kwa Serikali.
View: https://twitter.com/CRCCNews/status/1759513305868386755?t=VlxWem65p7peeaCyz2FuIg&s=19
My Take
TEC mko wapi? Au Kwa kuwa mradi huu kwenye Hifadhi unahusisha Wachina hauwezi kusikia kelele za Wanaojiita wanaharakati au Machadema au wale wanaojifajyaga kuwa na uchungu wa Mali za Umma. Kumbe tatizo huwa ni Mwarabu.
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The government, through the Ngorongoro Conservation Authority (NCAA), has signed an agreement with the government of China aimed at continuing with the implementation of the Ngorongoro-Lengai Geopark project.
A statement released to The Citizen over the weekend said the project, worth Sh25 billion, was signed by the Conservation Commissioner of the NCAA, Richard Kiiza, and the acting ambassador of China to Tanzania Chu Kun.
The project includes the construction of the tourism infrastructure in Miamba (Geopark) and is expected to be completed by June 2025.
The Senior Assistant Commissioner for Conservation in charge of Cultural Heritage and Geology, Joshua Mwankunda, said that the construction will also involve the infrastructure of a large and modern geological museum and guest toilets in the Empakaai crater, as well as the restoration of the footprints of ancient humans located in Laetoli.
Further, he noted that the construction will also include tourist viewing platforms in the areas of Empakaai, Seneto, and Oldoinyo Lengai, and a dedicated facility for research and tourism, allowing visitors to explore the ancient footprints in Laetoli. Infrastructure will also be established to offer insightful interpretations of geological tourism resources at approximately 100 sites," he said.
Ngorongoro-Lengai is currently the only geopark in sub-Saharan Africa and the second in Africa. Rock and landscape tourism is a new type of tourism that attracts many visitors to the world at the moment.
SOURCE: The Citizen
Miongoni mwa miundombinu itakayojengwa ni Vituo vya Utalii, vyoo vya wageni, Makumbusho nk.
Inakuaje sisi Watanzania Kila kamradi lazima tuwape wageni? Hivi ni kweli hapa Tanzania hakuna wakandarasi wanaoweza Kutekekeza Mradi wa Bilioni 25? Sheria ya Fedha mliyosema mmefunga inayowapa wazawa miradi ya Bilioni 50 ni pambo au? Kwa nini tuna mentality za kipumbavu hivi? Aibu kubwa Kwa Serikali.
View: https://twitter.com/CRCCNews/status/1759513305868386755?t=VlxWem65p7peeaCyz2FuIg&s=19
My Take
TEC mko wapi? Au Kwa kuwa mradi huu kwenye Hifadhi unahusisha Wachina hauwezi kusikia kelele za Wanaojiita wanaharakati au Machadema au wale wanaojifajyaga kuwa na uchungu wa Mali za Umma. Kumbe tatizo huwa ni Mwarabu.
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The government, through the Ngorongoro Conservation Authority (NCAA), has signed an agreement with the government of China aimed at continuing with the implementation of the Ngorongoro-Lengai Geopark project.
A statement released to The Citizen over the weekend said the project, worth Sh25 billion, was signed by the Conservation Commissioner of the NCAA, Richard Kiiza, and the acting ambassador of China to Tanzania Chu Kun.
The project includes the construction of the tourism infrastructure in Miamba (Geopark) and is expected to be completed by June 2025.
The Senior Assistant Commissioner for Conservation in charge of Cultural Heritage and Geology, Joshua Mwankunda, said that the construction will also involve the infrastructure of a large and modern geological museum and guest toilets in the Empakaai crater, as well as the restoration of the footprints of ancient humans located in Laetoli.
Further, he noted that the construction will also include tourist viewing platforms in the areas of Empakaai, Seneto, and Oldoinyo Lengai, and a dedicated facility for research and tourism, allowing visitors to explore the ancient footprints in Laetoli. Infrastructure will also be established to offer insightful interpretations of geological tourism resources at approximately 100 sites," he said.
Ngorongoro-Lengai is currently the only geopark in sub-Saharan Africa and the second in Africa. Rock and landscape tourism is a new type of tourism that attracts many visitors to the world at the moment.
SOURCE: The Citizen