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Hii habari hapa chini imekaa sawa???, kwangu mimi naona tupendezeshe hapa kwetu kama NSSF wana hela za kufanya hivyo na kama huko wanafaata biashara ni afadhali wafanye hivyo hapa hapa TZ na kuongeza ajira kwa watu wetu.
Tuijadili kwa faida ya Watanzania
13th May 2009
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) yesterday made an historic venture when it entered an agreement with a Kenya-based architect to design an ultra-modern multi-million-dollar storey building in Nairobi.
The building is to house the Tanzanian Chancery and a shopping arcade.
The initial construction cost of 26-storey chancery, to be named Tanzania House, was pegged at USD23.4m and will be managed by both the Fund and the Government of Tanzania.
The project is scheduled to be implemented from November this year, while its completion is slated for March 2012.
The Government will have a 20 per cent share capital, with NSSF controlling the remaining 80 per cent stake.
During the signing of the pact in Dar es Salaam between NSSF and the architects, K&M Archplans, NSSF Director General Ramadhani Dau said it was the first time ever for the Fund to venture into foreign soil in its expanding real estate drive.
However Dr Dau made it clear that NSSF was not ready to compromise on quality, costs and timeliness on the project reminding of the Funds highly famed and reputable buildings it has had financed.
He also revealed that plans are on to replicate in the near future such construction projects at Tanzanias embassies in Kigali (Rwanda), Maputo (Mozambique), Abuja (Nigeria) and Kinshasa (DRC).
The K&M Archplans managing director said they would meet the projects requirements, adding that the two-tower storey would be built at the junction of Mara and Hill roads in the up market Upper Hill area of the Kenyan capital.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
Tuijadili kwa faida ya Watanzania
13th May 2009
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) yesterday made an historic venture when it entered an agreement with a Kenya-based architect to design an ultra-modern multi-million-dollar storey building in Nairobi.
The building is to house the Tanzanian Chancery and a shopping arcade.
The initial construction cost of 26-storey chancery, to be named Tanzania House, was pegged at USD23.4m and will be managed by both the Fund and the Government of Tanzania.
The project is scheduled to be implemented from November this year, while its completion is slated for March 2012.
The Government will have a 20 per cent share capital, with NSSF controlling the remaining 80 per cent stake.
During the signing of the pact in Dar es Salaam between NSSF and the architects, K&M Archplans, NSSF Director General Ramadhani Dau said it was the first time ever for the Fund to venture into foreign soil in its expanding real estate drive.
However Dr Dau made it clear that NSSF was not ready to compromise on quality, costs and timeliness on the project reminding of the Funds highly famed and reputable buildings it has had financed.
He also revealed that plans are on to replicate in the near future such construction projects at Tanzanias embassies in Kigali (Rwanda), Maputo (Mozambique), Abuja (Nigeria) and Kinshasa (DRC).
The K&M Archplans managing director said they would meet the projects requirements, adding that the two-tower storey would be built at the junction of Mara and Hill roads in the up market Upper Hill area of the Kenyan capital.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN