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much know said:
Sio propaganda mkuu ni uhalisia hao jamaa wamepika Data ili tuonekane tupo sawa au tunakaribiana
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kumbukeni kuna mradi wa Kinyerezi I n II expansion, solar power around 150MW, mradi wa hydropower Tanzania, Rwanda na Burundi Rusumo around 23MW na Malagarasi na Ruhudji pia U/C! In total over 600MW in the works!

Top five hydro power plants in development in Tanzania

Hydro capacity accounted for 15.4% of total power plant installations globally in 2023, according to GlobalData, with total recorded hydro capacity of 1,407GW.
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Two renewable energy projects setting Tanzania up for its transition

Two major renewable energy projects will contribute to Tanzania transitioning: Shinyanga solar PV plant and Kakono hydroelectric power plant.
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Power plant profile: Zanzibar Solar PV Project, Tanzania

Zanzibar Solar PV Project is a 27MW solar PV power project. It is planned in Zanzibar Urban West, Tanzania.
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Sama boy 255 said:
some places in Africa zinakaa US Cheki hizo estates za mauritius 👇🏾.
View: https://youtu.be/2ZsD6BoKgO8?si=5eo-AcqPgo7uCpVh. We mpumbavu mkosa elimu mwaiofhawaii njoo ujifunze africa. 🤣🤣🤣
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So you are bragging to me about Mauritius…. What happened about Tanzania?….did you first see the headline?… some places in Africa zinakaa US …that means am used to it ..You look foolish… I have no doubt there are luxurious real estates in many parts of Africa, unfortunately I can’t say the same for TZ aka Vumbistani ..🤣🤣🤣…Jenga kwenu first, stop burying your shame by raining in Mauritius’ parade…stay in your lane 😁
 
Sama boy 255 said:
Unataja vimitaa vya kawaida. 🤣🤣🤣 As I told you, no estate in kundu render republic can relate.

Hizo takataka unataja, ni same level na mikocheni or elsewhere in TZ.

Narudia tena hakuna estate ya kulinganisha na Fumbas in the region. Tuliza kinyeo usilazimishe vitu ambazo hazipo.
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Ok Baghdad Bob… repeating a lie over n’ over doesn’t make it true… what’s so special about Fumba that Kenya top estates don’t have?… and stick to reality…
 
mwaiofhawaii said:
So you are bragging to me about Mauritius…. What happened about Tanzania?….did you first see the headline?… some places in Africa zinakaa US …that means am used to it ..You look foolish… I have no doubt there are luxurious real estates in many parts of Africa, unfortunately I can’t say the same for TZ aka Vumbistani ..🤣🤣🤣…Jenga kwenu first, stop burying your shame by raining in Mauritius’ parade…stay in your lane 😁
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Naona umepata kichaka cha kujificha baada ya kipigo kizito. 🤣🤣🤣 Jitu zima pumbavu wewe.
 

Tanzanians shine at Kili International Marathon 2025​


By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian
Published at 07:00 AM Feb 24 2025

Hamis Athuman Misai pictured yesterday winning the Kilimanjaro International Marathon at the Ushirika Stadium in Moshi.

Photo: Correspondent Jumanne Juma

Hamis Athuman Misai pictured yesterday winning the Kilimanjaro International Marathon at the Ushirika Stadium in Moshi.

TANZANIAN athletes shined in this year's Kilimanjaro Premium Lager International Marathon, with Hamis Misai winning the 42.2km race clocking 2:20:45, in the men category race which started and ended at the Moshi Co-operative University (MoCU) stadium in Moshi, Kilimanjaro region.

The second place went to Tanzania's Aloyce Simbu who ran for 2:21:17, ahead of Kenya's Abraham Kipkosgei who clocked in 2:24:12 to claim the third place.

In the women's category, first place went to Kenya's Jacinta Chepkoech who clocked 2:45:39, followed by Rwanda's Agnes Musabyimana who ran for 3:00:07 and third place went to Tanzania's Neema Sanka who ran in 3:00:49.

In the 21.1 km Yas Kilimanjaro Half-Marathon women’s category, the winner was Tanzanian Failuna Matanga who clocked 1:17:37 ahead of Kenya’s Irine Wawuda who ran for 1:18:44 ahead of Tanzanian Neema Festo who clocked 1:21:38.

Speaking shortly after awarding the winners of the race which entered its 23rd season this year, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy Dotto Biteko urged development stakeholders to collaborate with the organizers of the Kilimanjaro International Marathon to use the competition to boost the tourism sector in the country.

“Reports show that participation in this competition is increasing every year; for example, in 2024 the total number of participants in the race was 12,800 and this year the number has reached more than 20,000. it is clear that it has an attraction which if used well in promoting tourism, the sector will grow at a rapid pace,” he said.

He also urged citizens to continue to participate in regular physical activities in order to improve their health status and also avoid non-communicable diseases that have been a threat in community in recent years.

“I also urge all citizens to ensure that. To create ‘disciplined’ in their eating habits so as to avoid, among other effects, non-communicable diseases,” he said.

He also commended the sponsors of the competition, including the main sponsor of the 42.2 km race the Kilimanjaro Premium Lager and the sponsors of the 21.1 km race, Yas Tanzania, for making the competition a great success for more than 20 years.

He mentioned other sponsors as the CRDB Bank, who is the sponsors of the 5 km race, Simba Cement, Kilimanjaro Drinking Water, TotalEnergies, TPC Sugar, Garda World Security CMC Motors, Salinero Kilimanjaro Hotels, Kibo Palace Hotels and Keys Hotels.

Earlier, welcoming the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister for Information, Culture, Arts and Sports Palamagamba Kabudi said that the Kilimanjaro Marathon competition has made great strides in promoting sports in the country.

“We in the Government and other stakeholders in sports and development stakeholders in general should efforts made by the organizers of this race and its sponsors due to the importance of this race in promoting the sports sector, tourism and the national economy in general”, he said.

For his part, the Resident Director of the Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL), who the main sponsors of the race through their Kilimanjaro Premium Lager beer, Michelle Kilpin, promised that the company will continue to be a major partner of the race which she said its popularity is growing every year.

“We are proud to be part of and a major player in this local and internationally famous event; we thank the other sponsors who collaborate with us in organizing this; our promise is that we will continue to collaborate with them in making this competition more and more popular for a long time to come,” she added.

For his part, the representative of Yas Tanzania who are the sponsors of the 21.1 km Yas half-Kilimanjaro marathon race Innocent Rwetabura said that the company is proud to be part of the Kilimanjaro marathon which he said has elevated Tanzania to the international arena through the sports sector.

"We have been one of the sponsors of this race for 10 years now and its success is evident, let me take this opportunity to promise on behalf of the company's management that we will continue to be part of this success through our sponsorship so as to make this event sustainable due to its importance to our nation", he said.

Tanzanians shine at Kili International Marathon 2025 | The Guardian

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