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The Citizen on MSNTanzania secures $463m for climate projects from COP29 commitmentsDar es Salaam. The government has announced that it has received $463.31 million (Sh1.1 trillion) out of the $782.2 million (Sh1.944 trillion) pledged at COP29 for environmental conservation and ...
IN a landmark development for international environmental cooperation, Tanzania and Qatar have initiated a series ...
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The Citizen on MSNNational workshop on climate change adaptation kicks off in Dar es SalaamThe workshop seeks to deepen stakeholder engagement and strengthen the integration of climate resilience into district-level ...
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The EastAfrican on MSNTanzania battles floods as roads, farms damaged, people displacedTanzania warns of floods from the ongoing rains and asks people in flood-prone areas to take precautionary measures.
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The Citizen on MSNTanzania’s renewable energy ambitions: Progress, challenges, and the role of nuclear energyTanzania is charting an ambitious course toward a clean energy future with its National Renewable Energy Strategy 2050, designed to harness the country’s renewable resources while addressing growing ...
Changing weather patterns have affected farmers in Tanzania, who have experienced reduced water levels ... in Mangula centre and they sell as a far as Morogoro. I have observed climate and weather ...
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The Citizen on MSNTanzania bets on new plan to transform agriculture into economic powerhouseScheduled for official unveiling on April 27, Agcot is an ambitious expansion of the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of ...
The sun blazed overhead in the capital as Tanzanian meteorologists released their most comprehensive climate assessment yet. The verdict was clear and concerning: 2024 was Tanzania’s hottest year on ...
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Tanzania: IMF concludes $440mln loan talks with DodomaOn policy requirements, the IMF urged the Bank of Tanzania to continue to allow exchange rate flexibility and conduct regular ...
Tanzania's main opposition party, CHADEMA, faces exclusion from the October general elections after its leader, Tundu Lissu, ...
Tanzania’s energy sector is both a testament to progress and a reminder of the challenges inherent in developing nations ...
TANZANIA’S national campaign for the use of affordable clean energy aligns with sustainable development goal (SDG) 7: “Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all”.
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