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Mtwara Port Tipped to Handle Panamax Ships Soon

BIG containers and modern ships, Panamax, will soon start docking at Mtwara port, upon completion of berth number two next year.

Under the supervision of German company, Inros Lackner, two Chinese companies― Railways Major Bridges Engineering Group Co. Ltd (CRMBEG) and China Railways Construction Engineering Group (CRCEG) are jointly working on the 137bn/- berth.

The minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Professor Makame Mbarawa has directed the port's authorities to fast track the project to allow big vessels to start docking.


"This project has a lot of meaning in the government and particularly the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) and we expect it to be accomplished soon," said the minister.

Prof Mbarawa said the coming of the big vessels at the Mtwara port was a blessing, influencing the regional economic development as well as increasing the government's revenue. In ensuring that the construction was finalised on time, Prof Mbarawa asked TPA to supervise the project as scheduled.

The minister said he will return to the site to get the progress report in the next three months and assess if the deadline will be achieved. TPA acting Director General, Engineer Karim Mattaka said construction of berth two of Mtwara port has reached at 15 per cent,

original article on Daily News.

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Tanzania Sets Sh700bn for Stiegler's Gorge Hydropower Project
By Alawi Masare

Dodoma — The Ministry of Energy has tabled its budget for 2018/19 on Thursday showing that it will spend 98.4 per cent of the Sh1.692 trillion for development projects.

The projects include the contested Stiegler's Gorge hydropower project which is expected to generate 2,100 megawatts.

The Minister for Energy Dr Medard Kalemani said the government allocated Sh700 billion for the hydropower project located in the Selous Game Reserve. This is about 41 pc of the ministry's budget.


The budget has increased from Sh945.89 billion allocated for energy sector in the current financial year to Sh1.692 trillion in the next financial year.

"The government has so far evaluated the tenders for the Stiegler's Gorge, that will help Tanzania in its quest to graduate into an industrial economy by 2025," said Dr Kalemani.

Other projects planned include extension of Kinyerezi I and II, Somanga Fungu power project (330MW), Mtwara power project (300MW), Kakono Power Project (87MW) and others.

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KIGOMA TO BECOME FASTJET’S FIFTH DOMESTIC ROUTE IN [HASHTAG]#TANZANIA[/HASHTAG]

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Fastjet has opened bookings, again, for Kigoma which is now set to become the airline’s fifth destination after Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro, Mwanza and Mbeya.
Shown as a destination several months ago already – and then taken off again reportedly due to civil aviation shenanigans – will the new destination connect yet another underserved part of Tanzania with affordable airfares, the secret of Fastjet’s success in the sprawling East African country.
It is expected that the new destination will be served with an ATR72-600 of which the airline has purchased three, the remaining two to be placed with other Fastjet companies in Africa. This aircraft type is already type approved in Tanzania so adding an ATR on the airline’s AOC should not give Fastjet unsurmountable challenges unless TCAA plays games again as has clearly been the case in January.

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