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How Mafuta Sasa is turning waste cooking oil into clean-burning biodiesel in East Africa
In Tanzania, an entrepreneur turns waste cooking oil into an alternative to diesel fuel and (as a bonus) liquid soap.
How Mafuta Sasa is turning waste cooking oil into clean-burning biodiesel in East Africa
In Tanzania, an entrepreneur turns waste cooking oil into an alternative to diesel fuel and (as a bonus) liquid soap.
Tanzania: Retailers Warned Against Hiking Maize Flour
MILLING companies buying maize from the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) have been warned against selling flour at not more than 500/- a kilogram.
Tanzania: A Woman With Passion, Commitment to Fight Tobacco
Surrounded by anti-smoking banners and photocopies of newspaper articles denouncing smoking and tobacco cultivation, Ms Lutgard Kokulinda Kagaruki has long deviated from her professional line of duty as a veterinary researcher to embark on a tough crusade against tobacco cultivation, trade and use.
Birmingham announce Tanzania tour plans
Birmingham City Birmingham City have confirmed they plan to tour Tanzania in the summer. Although exact dates and details are yet to be confirmed the four-day trip is expected to include a game against one of the Tanzanian top flight sides Simba and Yanga, or possibly both, in the National Stadium in Dar-es-Salaam. First team coach Andy Watson and chief medical officer Ian McGuinness are ...
Birmingham announce Tanzania tour plans
Birmingham City Birmingham City have confirmed they plan to tour Tanzania in the summer. Although exact dates and details are yet to be confirmed the four-day trip is expected to include a game against one of the Tanzanian top flight sides Simba and Yanga, or possibly both, in the National Stadium in Dar-es-Salaam. First team coach Andy Watson and chief medical officer Ian McGuinness are ...
Blues plan Tanzania trip
Birmingham are planning a pre-season trip to Tanzania in July.
Africa here we come! Birmingham set to tour Tanzania ahead of new season
Birmingham are planning a pre-season trip to Tanzania in July. The details have not yet been finalised but first-team coach Andy Watson and chief medical officer Ian McGuinness have travelled to Africa to inspect facilities.
Blues plan Tanzania trip
Birmingham are planning a pre-season trip to Tanzania in July. The details have not yet been finalised but first-team coach Andy Watson and chief medical officer Ian McGuinness have travelled to Africa to inspect facilities.
Former street children run luxury safari lodge
In Tanzania, homeless boys living on the streets are seen by many residents as a menace, dangerous or trouble-makers.
Gould: Beware of Tanzania
Bafana Bafana defender Morgan Gould is anticipating a difficult clash against Tanzania in Dar es Salaam this coming weekend.
Tanzania’s Tobacco Producer Prices May Fall This Season, IPP Media Reports
Tanzanian tobacco growers will likely see producer prices for the leaf fall about 25 percent this year, IPP Media reported, citing Alcado Ilagila, chairman of the Western Zone Tobacco Cooperatives Union.
Tanzania Lending Rates May Drop Once Credit Bureau Operating, Banks Say
Banks in Tanzania, East Africa’s second-biggest economy, may further reduce lending rates once a planned credit reference bureau becomes operational, said Lawrence Mafuru , chairman of the country’s industry association.
IMF Says Tanzania Economy May Expand 7.2% in 2012 on Increased Rainfall
Tanzania’s economic growth will probably accelerate to 7.2 percent next year from 6 percent in 2011 if the country has better rains after dry conditions this year, the International Monetary Fund said.
Utility price hikes push demand for wood in Tanzania
Rising deforestation is a threat as the country struggles to meet growing demand for power and and see drought hit hydropower production