Geza Ulole
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Pipeline ya Keter baada ya ku-lose Uganda deal ipo wap?
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Edward Wanjala
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Pipeline ya Keter iko on!! Sahi wanalinkthe Oil Fields with the roads halafu feasibility studies na designs za Pipeline zimetoka. 2017 Tunapeleka mafuta Mombasa by road, by 2018, the pile is ready! That is the plan. Tunajua kweli kuna shida na majirani siku hizi, ndio maana Uhuru akasema feasibility study zifanywe kulingana na Kenya peke yake!! mtu mwingine akija, sawa, asipokuja tunaenda mbele, twajua ingekuwa vyema kuwa na joint pipeline for cost sharing!! Lakini ikibidi??
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basi mna gundu haiwezekani majirani woote wawakimbie!
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Maputo, DRC eye Dar internet data connection facility
The new entrants after Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda are targeting a high-tech fibre optic network constructed at Kijitonyama suburb of Kinondoni District in the city.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works, Transport and Communications Professor Faustine Kamuzora said the two countries had expressed interest to be connected to the region’s centre for Information Communication and Technology (ICT).
“We can proudly say we’re the best ICT centre in East Africa,” Professor Kamuzora told a section of journalists from Tanzania -- and China who are in the country to assess performance of Chinese firm investment in Tanzania and Kenya.
The facility financed by China to a tune of 35 million US dollars hosts services from both the government and business sectors. Prof Kamuzora, who is responsible for communications in the ministry, said discussions were also going on regarding the multinational companies’ interest in the service.
Prof Kamuzora assured the delegation that the centre was secure while immediate plans for a data recovery centre in Dodoma and Zanzibar were well underway. “We’re inviting all ICT and IT firms from across the global to get services,” he noted.
Situated few miles from the city centre, the IDC is expected to be independently run.
Speaking during the commissioning of the plant, the Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Professor Makame Mbarawa, said that the initial government plans was to connect Dar es Salaam to the rest of countryside and its neighbouring countries -- Kenya, Burundi, Uganda and Rwanda.
Prof Mbarawa said the facility was designed to facilitate fast communication that will help government office especially in remote areas to be quickly connected to the headquarters.
To make it efficient, Tanzania inked MoU with Chinese based Technology company --Huawei to take over the country’s ICT development advisor.
Tanzania and China hold a deep-rooted friendship, with China having supported Tanzania in various development sectors such as transport, education, agriculture and manufacturing.
ICT experts maintain that Tanzania is still seating on untapped potentials, having not utilised fully the technology to spur development.
Maputo, DRC eye Dar internet data connection facility
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The new entrants after Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda are targeting a high-tech fibre optic network constructed at Kijitonyama suburb of Kinondoni District in the city.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works, Transport and Communications Professor Faustine Kamuzora said the two countries had expressed interest to be connected to the region’s centre for Information Communication and Technology (ICT).
“We can proudly say we’re the best ICT centre in East Africa,” Professor Kamuzora told a section of journalists from Tanzania -- and China who are in the country to assess performance of Chinese firm investment in Tanzania and Kenya.
The facility financed by China to a tune of 35 million US dollars hosts services from both the government and business sectors. Prof Kamuzora, who is responsible for communications in the ministry, said discussions were also going on regarding the multinational companies’ interest in the service.
Prof Kamuzora assured the delegation that the centre was secure while immediate plans for a data recovery centre in Dodoma and Zanzibar were well underway. “We’re inviting all ICT and IT firms from across the global to get services,” he noted.
Situated few miles from the city centre, the IDC is expected to be independently run.
Speaking during the commissioning of the plant, the Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Professor Makame Mbarawa, said that the initial government plans was to connect Dar es Salaam to the rest of countryside and its neighbouring countries -- Kenya, Burundi, Uganda and Rwanda.
Prof Mbarawa said the facility was designed to facilitate fast communication that will help government office especially in remote areas to be quickly connected to the headquarters.
To make it efficient, Tanzania inked MoU with Chinese based Technology company --Huawei to take over the country’s ICT development advisor.
Tanzania and China hold a deep-rooted friendship, with China having supported Tanzania in various development sectors such as transport, education, agriculture and manufacturing.
ICT experts maintain that Tanzania is still seating on untapped potentials, having not utilised fully the technology to spur development.
Maputo, DRC eye Dar internet data connection facility
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Mwanzi1
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In 4 years time Kenya will still be using trucks to transport it's oil.
Edward Wanjala
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why when the pipeline is at contract stage? SGR from Mombasa to Nairobi just took months, Nairobi, Mombasa Pipeline took less than six month, give us two years
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Z’bar airport project on final touches
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President Ali Mohamed Shein was informed here yesterday when he visited the area. “We are on track with about 92 per cent of the work finished.
Soon the project would be completed,” the airport’s Chairman of the Board, Abdulghani Himid Msoma told President Ali Mohamed Shein who toured the project. He said that 310m/- out of 335m/- have been spent on the project and that engineers worked hard to meet the deadline.
The Commissioner of Fire and Rescue Department, Ali Abdalla Malimosi, joined the minister responsible for special department, Haji Omar Kheri, to promise good quality work done by the local contractors.
Construction of the building which had stalled for quite follows Dr Shein’s order to have the building completed within two months from October 4 this year. The President said having an unfinished structure at the airport was tarnishing its image to the outside world.
“I commend the administration and the engineers for responding well to my order, I thank you all,” Dr Shein said. AAKIA has been undergoing improvement, including expansion by building Terminal II.
http://dailynews.co.tz/index.php/home-news/47020-z-bar-airport-project-on-final-touches
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President Ali Mohamed Shein was informed here yesterday when he visited the area. “We are on track with about 92 per cent of the work finished.
Soon the project would be completed,” the airport’s Chairman of the Board, Abdulghani Himid Msoma told President Ali Mohamed Shein who toured the project. He said that 310m/- out of 335m/- have been spent on the project and that engineers worked hard to meet the deadline.
The Commissioner of Fire and Rescue Department, Ali Abdalla Malimosi, joined the minister responsible for special department, Haji Omar Kheri, to promise good quality work done by the local contractors.
Construction of the building which had stalled for quite follows Dr Shein’s order to have the building completed within two months from October 4 this year. The President said having an unfinished structure at the airport was tarnishing its image to the outside world.
“I commend the administration and the engineers for responding well to my order, I thank you all,” Dr Shein said. AAKIA has been undergoing improvement, including expansion by building Terminal II.
http://dailynews.co.tz/index.php/home-news/47020-z-bar-airport-project-on-final-touches
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Air Tanzania orders one B787-8
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Air Tanzania (TC, Dar-es-Salaam) will add a maiden B787-8 to its fleet next year Tanzania's President John Magufuli has announced.
Following a meeting with Boeing (BOE, Chicago O'Hare) Director of Sales, Jim Deboo, in Dar es Salaam this week, Magufuli said his government has already made an initial payment for the aircraft, which is expected to be delivered on June 18, 2017.
As with the Tanzanian government's other purchases, the aircraft will be acquired by the TGF - Tanzanian Government Flight (Dar-es-Salaam) company which will, in turn, lease it to Air Tanzania.
The order follows that confirmed with Bombardier (BBA, Montréal Trudeau) this past weekend entailing two CS300s and one additional Dash 8-400.
Magufuli last month said he expected Air Tanzania to use its renewed fleet to begin longhaul flights to the United States, China, and Russia.
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Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner© Boeing
14 hours ago
Air Tanzania (TC, Dar-es-Salaam) will add a maiden B787-8 to its fleet next year Tanzania's President John Magufuli has announced.
Following a meeting with Boeing (BOE, Chicago O'Hare) Director of Sales, Jim Deboo, in Dar es Salaam this week, Magufuli said his government has already made an initial payment for the aircraft, which is expected to be delivered on June 18, 2017.
As with the Tanzanian government's other purchases, the aircraft will be acquired by the TGF - Tanzanian Government Flight (Dar-es-Salaam) company which will, in turn, lease it to Air Tanzania.
The order follows that confirmed with Bombardier (BBA, Montréal Trudeau) this past weekend entailing two CS300s and one additional Dash 8-400.
Magufuli last month said he expected Air Tanzania to use its renewed fleet to begin longhaul flights to the United States, China, and Russia.
About Air Tanzania
Type Scheduled Carrier
Base Dar-es-Salaam
Aircraft 3
Destinations 3
Routes 2
Daily Flights 2
We don't need to convince anyone Geza.... Sour Geza... .
Geza Ulole
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Air Tanzania orders one B787-8
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner© Boeing
14 hours ago
Air Tanzania (TC, Dar-es-Salaam) will add a maiden B787-8 to its fleet next year Tanzania's President John Magufuli has announced.
Following a meeting with Boeing (BOE, Chicago O'Hare) Director of Sales, Jim Deboo, in Dar es Salaam this week, Magufuli said his government has already made an initial payment for the aircraft, which is expected to be delivered on June 18, 2017.
As with the Tanzanian government's other purchases, the aircraft will be acquired by the TGF - Tanzanian Government Flight (Dar-es-Salaam) company which will, in turn, lease it to Air Tanzania.
The order follows that confirmed with Bombardier (BBA, Montréal Trudeau) this past weekend entailing two CS300s and one additional Dash 8-400.
Magufuli last month said he expected Air Tanzania to use its renewed fleet to begin longhaul flights to the United States, China, and Russia.
About Air Tanzania
Type Scheduled Carrier
Base Dar-es-Salaam
Aircraft 3
Destinations 3
Routes 2
Daily Flights 2
Ooooone??? Ooh Lord!!!
Geza Ulole
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Mind u the deal is 5 Boengs but only one can be delivered in the near future from hard cash payment!
Z’bar airport project on final touches
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President Ali Mohamed Shein was informed here yesterday when he visited the area. “We are on track with about 92 per cent of the work finished.
Soon the project would be completed,” the airport’s Chairman of the Board, Abdulghani Himid Msoma told President Ali Mohamed Shein who toured the project. He said that 310m/- out of 335m/- have been spent on the project and that engineers worked hard to meet the deadline.
The Commissioner of Fire and Rescue Department, Ali Abdalla Malimosi, joined the minister responsible for special department, Haji Omar Kheri, to promise good quality work done by the local contractors.
Construction of the building which had stalled for quite follows Dr Shein’s order to have the building completed within two months from October 4 this year. The President said having an unfinished structure at the airport was tarnishing its image to the outside world.
“I commend the administration and the engineers for responding well to my order, I thank you all,” Dr Shein said. AAKIA has been undergoing improvement, including expansion by building Terminal II.
Z’bar airport project on final touches
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This is a good job Geza... . Kuna mwaka nililand ZIA... my man ilikuwa kama zizi la ng'ombe. Am happy this is now done.
fiiive??? Aaaw Boy!!!
Geza Ulole
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KQ just leased and sold hers that bought via a Eximbank loan!
That pipeline will be done in a very short term. You will be surprised. This is Kenya man where we mean what we say.
Aaaw. Good Geza.
Geza Ulole
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Songwe Airport nao wanakamilisha Terminal yao! Huku Mwanza wanaanza Terminal building! Dodoma International Airport project is on drawboard!
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For the last 30yrs sijaona Kenya wamenunuwa ndege yeyote cash. Zote ni madeni tuu yanayo watokea puwani.
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