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Eastern Africa is just a term to separate EAC na Horn of Africa. Yes Ethiopia hawako EAC but they are East Africa. Anything from Eritrea to Tanzania
Comparison between construction of Kimwarer dam and hydropower project and Nyerere dam in Rufiji Hydropower project
Comparison between construction of Kimwarer dam and hydropower project and Nyerere dam in Rufiji Hydropower project
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They r eastern africa!
Eastern Africa | History, Countries, Map, Geography, Climate, Culture, & Facts | Britannica
Eastern Africa, part of sub-Saharan Africa comprising two traditionally recognized regions: East Africa, made up of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda; and the Horn of Africa, made up of Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, and Ethiopia. Eastern Africa consists largely of plateaus and has most of the highest
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Huu mradi wa Horn of Africa unaisha lini na kuanza kuzalisha umeme lini?
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Update: The EA's largest 2115 MW JNHHP project, >55% done and counting...
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Govt sets aside over 18bn/- for connection of electricity services
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The Guardian Reporter
Dar es Salaam
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Govt sets aside over 18bn/- for connection of electricity services
THE government has aside over 18bn/- for connection of electricity services to 42 villages within Kondoa District, Dodoma Region.
The villages are those which were left behind during implementation of phase two of rural electrification programme under the Rural the Rural Energy Agency (REA).
Energy minister Dr Medard Kalemani made the statement when speaking at the launch of REA phase III (second round) at regional level, an event which was held at Itaswi village on Thursday. The project in the 42 villages will be implemented by Ok Electrical and Electronics Service Ltd.
“Dodoma Region has its 387 villages connected to power services, out the available 565 villages. We are closely supervising the contractors to make sure that all residents in the 187 remained villages enjoy electricity services,” said the minister.
Minister Kalemani advised the residents to ensure proper installation of gadgets as well as wiring for the houses to facilitate connections.
The minister asserted that the government is working day and night to make sure that the whole country is connected to electricity not only for domestic use but encouraging investors who wish to come to the country by generating enough power for industries.
Chairman of the Rural Energy Board – REB, Julius Kalolo said the government intends to connect all the villages countrywide to the national grid by December 2022 and that all divisions by 2025.
According to him, electrification of the villages would spur economic development as villages would be able to establish income generating activities as well as attracting investors in the agricultural and livestock sectors.
He said once the number of investors in the livestock sub-sector increases, villages would benefit immensely because they will be sure of the market for their domestic animals. He said electricity services would also benefit artisanal miners because some of them require electricity to efficiently execute their duties.
REA Director General, Eng Amos Maganga said that establishment of the agency has resulted in major reforms in the country’s energy sector especially in rural areas whereas the availability of electricity has increased from 518 villages (4 percent) in 2007 to 10,312 villages (84 percent) in March this year.
Eng Maganga linked the successes with the government committed to invest in the Rural Electrification Fund (REF) since 2008. He added that from that period to date, over 3.5bn/- have been injected into the fund to facilitate implementation of power projects in rural areas.
“We have so far connected all the district in the country; a total of 3,225 wards out of the available 3,956 enjoy power services, equivalent to 82 percent,” he noted.
Kondoa District Commissioner, Hamis Mkananchi commended the government for a job well done in the energy sector, specifically rural electrification.
He appealed for the government to fast track connection of electricity services to the remained villages to enable residents to venture into income generating projects, thus improving their welfare.
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LafargeHolcim Tanzania supports local content initiative in Tanzania
Mbeya Cement Company Limited (LafargeHolcim Tanza-nia), known by its POZ-ZOLANA based TEM-BO CEMENT BRAND has gone extra mile to support local content initiative by Government of Tanzania by...
Mbeya Cement Company Limited (LafargeHolcim Tanza-nia), known by its POZ-ZOLANA based TEM-BO CEMENT BRAND has gone extra mile to support local content initiative by Government of Tanzania by supplying Pozzolana to Julius Nyerere Hydro-Power Project (JNHPP) as a sustainable and economic substitute for imported fly ash.
Tanzania imports fly ash for use by construction industry for road stabilization and as concrete ingredient to boost / enhance strength properties of concrete. Fly ash is a fine powder that is a byproduct of burning pulverized coal in electric generation power plant. Chemically and technically, fly ash is identical to pozzolana and both have related origin.
Pozzolana itself is a natural material that originated from volcanic ash and it has cementitious properties. History of using pozzolana as a building material dates back to 500 BC by Ancient Greeks.
Romans pioneered the use of pozzolana as binding agent to hold stones together and some of the underwater structures built then still stands today, more than 2000 years. Reactivity of Pozzolana from different places varies and this determines its usage. Taking advantage of the uniqueness and reactiveness of the locally available Pozzolana, Mbeya Cement Company with the help of LafargeHolcim Group’s Research & Development Centre has successfully researched use of processed and energetically modified pozzolana as substitute to imported fly ash.
This is an economic and innovative construction breakthrough. It is an economic solution because it promotes use of available locally sourced resources that translates into saving forex. On the other hand, it is a green innovation because it promotes sustainable construction for it ensures global environmental protection via reduction of CO2.
From the start of the iconic Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project in 2020, LafargeHolcim Tanzania has been proudly supplying Pozzolana for road and tunnel base stabilization and also as an ingredient for concrete. By the end of the project, about 200,000 tons of Pozzolana will be supplied.
As the power generated from this Dam project will be used by generations to come, not only in Tanzania but also from neighboring countries, as the excess generated electricity shall be exported, TEMBO POZZOLANA shall always be part of the joy of those generations and a reminder of the meaning of sustainable construction solutions.
LafargeHolcim Tanzania supports local content initiative in Tanzania
Mbeya Cement Company Limited (LafargeHolcim Tanza-nia), known by its POZ-ZOLANA based TEM-BO CEMENT BRAND has gone extra mile to support local content initiative by Government of Tanzania by...
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