Geita Gold Mine scoops the 2019 Global Safety Award
Safety is our first priority and throughout the year we have continued to improve our safety performance across our global operations.
Research is key towards production and quality improvement of coffee in Tanzania
Tanzania Coffee Research Institute (TaCRI) is a coffee stakeholders-owned institute obligated to contribute to the coffee subsector in the country by putting emphasis on coffee stakeholders’ mission that states, “Research is a bedrock of coffee growers.”
THE PROSPECTS OF TRANSPORT SECTOR
JICA’s cooperation on transport infrastructure development in Tanzania
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is one of the largest bilateral development cooperation partners in the world, and it has been extending its cooperation through a variety of modalities such as technical cooperation, concessional loans, grant and Japanese volunteers in Tanzania.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2020
Sophia Mbimbi a heavy machine operator at GGML underground dispatch
Over the past years, most of the underground mining Machines have been operated by Men. The paradigm has completely shifted with upcoming Super women like Sophia Mbimbi claiming their spaces.
China’s Battle Against COVID-19 Epidemic
A narrative of a Tanzanian student in China on his life amid the COVID-19 epidemic
OUR MENTORS HAVE BEEN ACTING LIKE PARENTS
China’s Battle Against COVID-19 Epidemic
A short-term phenomenon for three basic reasons
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF COVID-19 OUTBREAK:
China’s Battle Against COVID-19 Epidemic
China relies on its institutional strength to win the battle against COVID-19 epidemic
As of 29 February, in mainland China, the number of daily new confirmed cases has decreased around 90% compared with the peak number (3887), which appeared on 4 February; over 20 provincial-level administrative regions have been reporting zero new confirmed cases for several consecutive days; the number of cured cases has exceeded the number of new confirmed cases for 12 straight days; altogether 41,625 patients have been cured and discharged from hospitals with a nationwide cure rate of 52.1%, and the cure rate in regions outside Hubei is as high as 80.8%; for the first time the number of suspected cases fell below 1,000.
Improved O&OD
Tanzania can develop dramatically and build a world exemplary Nation of the 21st Century with “People’s Self-Help Efforts” and “Government-Community Collaboration
[Improved O&OD has been approved by the Government as part of National Planning and Implementation system in October 2019, and it will be introduced to all the 26 Regional Secretariat and 185 LGAs through Initial Orientation Workshops to the concerned officers from January 2020].
Transport Sector
Road Fund Board monitors road maintenance and socio-economic development across Tanzania
The road network is considerably one of the most prized resource for any country. In Tanzania, the estimates of complete roads’ worth stands at Sh21 trillion equivalent to 16. 4 percent of country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Road transport plays a significant role in forging socio-economic development by enabling access to social services and engage fully in economic activities.