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1.	Engineers urged to develop new technologies
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	THE Minister for Infrastructure Development, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, has challenged local engineers to stay on course, undertake researches and come up with new technology to facilitate attainment of the objectives of Kilimo Kwanza.
2.	Biosafety research laboratory launched
	Thursday, September 02, 2010  by Admin
	The College of Natural and Applied Sciences of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) launched in Dar es Salaam yesterday a biosafety laboratory level 2 for research using plants or small animals that posed no threats to ecosystems.
3.	French-American firm wins 67.5bn/- Tanzania power project
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	A French-American joint venture company has won the tender to construct or rehabilitate 24 power substations throughout mainland Tanzania and on the island of Unguja. Provisions in the tender contract awarded to a joint venture between the U.
4.	Mozambique crude oil discovery changes Tanzanian prospects- analysts
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	Confirmation of the presence of crude oil in Mozambican deep sea waters, which is only 20 kilometers away from Tanzanian waters, changes prospects in Tanzania, according to analysts.
5.	Researchers establish biotechnology network
	Tuesday, August 24, 2010  by Admin
	LOCAL researchers have established a network that will help them share information on various studies particularly on biotechnology. To start with, the research institutes have received a contribution of six computers that will help in that endeavour.
6.	Kikwete warns against powerlines vandalism
	Wednesday, August 18, 2010  by Admin
	PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has launched the Somanga Fungu Gas Plant calling for collective responsibility from the surrounding community to preserve the power plant in Kilwa District, Lindi Region.
7.	Minister advocates for quality research proposals
	Tuesday, August 17, 2010  by Admin
	LOCAL researchers and innovators have been urged to write up proposals that are centred on solving the problems of the nation such that it stops being a market for foreign technology.
8.	Unesco extols govt for Science, Technology, Innovation reforms
	Monday, August 16, 2010  by Admin
	The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has said that political will and commitment by the government and other stakeholders is a must for successful implementation of Tanzania's Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) reforms.
9.	Ngaka coal to produce power
	Wednesday, August 11, 2010  by Admin
	THE National Development Corporation (NDC) has signed a memorandum of understanding with a Chinese firm for the establishment of a 400 megawatt power generation plant at Ngaka Coal mine in Songea, Ruvuma region.
10.	TTCL: Fibre -optic fruits will take time
	Friday, August 07, 2009  by Admin
	THE arrival of fibre-optic technologies in Tanzania last month will have little immediate impact in the way we communicate with each other, it has been confirmed. However, the amount of data changing hands and quality of voice communication has already improved since the Tanzania Telecommunication Company (TTCL) was hooked into the Seacom Tanzania Ltd on July 28, 2009.
11.	Mobile operator eases registration of Sim cards
	Tuesday, July 28, 2009  by Admin
12.	ATM theft suspects appear in Dar court
	Friday, July 24, 2009  by Admin
	Two foreign nationals charged with fraud and theft of 70m/- through automatic teller machines (ATMs) said yesterday they had no confidence in the prosecution’s interpreter.
13.	Accelerating Science and Technology in Africa
	Tuesday, January 22, 2008  by Admin
	The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and ISC-Intelligence in Science are organizing a conference titled "Science with Africa" that will take place in Ethiopia from 3 to 7 March. The timeliness of this is evidenced by the EU-Africa Summit's adoption of a renewed strategic partnership, including a chapter on Science, Information Society and Space. The conference will examine methodologies for improving science program participation by scientists and researchers in African nations.
14.	A rural -urban digital divide? Regional aspects of internet use in Tanzania
	Monday, November 26, 2007  by Admin
	The digital divide is the gap between those with regular, effective access to digital technologies, in particular the Internet, and those without. This article takes a closer look at the digital divide within Tanzania. Based on a survey among Internet café users in rural, semi-urban and central regions of the country, we find that the divide is mainly a question of finding venues with technology to access the Internet.
15.	Precision Air rolls out interline e-ticketing with BAA
	Tuesday, October 23, 2007  by Admin
	Precision Air Services Ltd, has successfully rolled out Interline Electronic Ticketing (IET) with British Airways, bringing the number of the company's partners to three. The latest move will enable the airline's ticket offices to issue e-tickets to all the destinations it serves to passengers of both airlines.
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