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Mwanasiasa wa Tanzania na mbunge wa zamani wa Arusha Mjini anaeishi uhamisho nchini Kanada, Godbles Lema ambaye pia ni makamu wa Rais wa masoko barani Afrika wa kampuni Kanada, Solar ship inc ametoa scholarship kwa ajili ya watanzania kujifunza kuongoza gari solar zinazopaa.
Pia Makamu Lema amewaalika wadau kushiriki kuokoa maisha Afrika ambapo kwa Tanzania 70% bado vijijini kusikuwa miundombinu thabiti.
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Solar-powered airships could be the perfect means of transportation in isolated parts of Africa with poor road infrastructure, Solar Ship Vice President of Africa Markets Godbless Lema said.
As part of its efforts to provide air transportation services in remote rural areas, the Canadian company Solar Ship Inc. has announced that it will establish a scholarship to support the training of operators in Tanzania on how to operate solar airships.
According to Mr Lema, the $1 million (Sh2.3 billion) fund will help prepare a qualified cadre of airship flight operators who will help lower death rates caused by long distances between villages and medical facilities.
Mr Lema, a Tanzanian politician who has been living in exile in the North American country since December 2020, is set to return home soon.
About 70% of Tanzania is rural and usually cut off from the basic infrastructure network, he noted.
“That is why I am announcing the creation of a scholarship fund and inviting Arctic partners to work with African communities to save lives, protect ecosystems, and shift to a sustainable electric economy,” he remarked.
Credit: Citizen
Pia Makamu Lema amewaalika wadau kushiriki kuokoa maisha Afrika ambapo kwa Tanzania 70% bado vijijini kusikuwa miundombinu thabiti.
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Solar-powered airships could be the perfect means of transportation in isolated parts of Africa with poor road infrastructure, Solar Ship Vice President of Africa Markets Godbless Lema said.
As part of its efforts to provide air transportation services in remote rural areas, the Canadian company Solar Ship Inc. has announced that it will establish a scholarship to support the training of operators in Tanzania on how to operate solar airships.
According to Mr Lema, the $1 million (Sh2.3 billion) fund will help prepare a qualified cadre of airship flight operators who will help lower death rates caused by long distances between villages and medical facilities.
Mr Lema, a Tanzanian politician who has been living in exile in the North American country since December 2020, is set to return home soon.
About 70% of Tanzania is rural and usually cut off from the basic infrastructure network, he noted.
“That is why I am announcing the creation of a scholarship fund and inviting Arctic partners to work with African communities to save lives, protect ecosystems, and shift to a sustainable electric economy,” he remarked.
Credit: Citizen