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151.	Ophir Energy discovers more gas
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	Ophir Energy PLC on Thursday said it has discovered gas at its Kamba-1 well in the block 4 license in Tanzania and that BG Group, the operator, has withdrawn from the block 3 license, resulting in Ophir taking over as the operator of the block.
152.	Contractors' vocational training centre in offing
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	The Association of Citizen Contractors Tanzania (ACCT) has announced its intention to establish a vocational training centre to enable its members improve their skill sets. Speaking yesterday in Dar es Salaam, ACCT Chairperson Milton Nyerere, said improving contractors capacity will mean improved construction projects.
153.	Matombo residents say will not burn forests
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	Morogoro district’s Matombo residents said from now on they will stop cutting trees and burning forests by playing their part to reduce negative impacts of environmental degradation.
154.	NGO campaign yields 400,000 in circumcision
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	A campaign ran by Jpiego under the funding of United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has led to more than 400,000 men and young boys circumcision in Iringa, Tabora and Njombe regions intended at reducing HIV infection.
155.	Mongela:Gender parity means equal access to opportunities
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	The Arusha District Commissioner John Mongela said gender inequality has to be acted upon until parity is realized between women and men as well as between girls and boys. Mongela was officiating at a two-day East Africa Regional Equality conference in Arusha, representing the Minister for Community Development, Gender and Children on Thursday.
156.	Engineer urges youth to study science subjects
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	The Institution of Engineers Tanzania (IET) has started encouraging young people to pursue science subjects on reaching higher levels, thereby making them eligible to take engineering courses.
157.	Tanzania to have sufficient tourist hotels in 10 years
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	Tanzania is expected to have sufficient tourists’ hotels come 2025, thanks to the conducive environment that is pushing private sector hotel investments in the country, the Tanzania Tourists Board (TTB) has said.
158.	Researchers tell governments to embrace contract farming
	Monday, October 06, 2014  by Admin
	Local and international researchers have urged agriculture authorities in the respective countries of Africa to expand and strengthen contract farming in order to boost production and bring about development to smallholder farmers.
159.	Govt showing flexibility on technology
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	The government has announced a lift on the ban of mobile phones in secondary school premises to make room for an initiative designed to build positive attitude towards mathematics in secondary school students
160.	'Moshi basin seismic survey is promising'
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	Swala Oil and Gas Tanzania Plc (SOGTP) says the 2D seismic acquisition survey which it conducted in Moshi Basin that is part of their Pangani licence in the northern part of country was successful and may serve for their drilling targets for next year.
161.	Kikwete calls for lively tourism sector
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has underscored the need by responsible authorities to double efforts in creating a much better and enabling environment for the private sector and other stakeholders to contribute to the growth of the tourism sector.
162.	Fund-raiser for midwives’ training nets 500m/-
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	AMREF Health Africa has so far received pledges amounting to 500m/- for the Stand up for African Mothers fund-raising drive that seeks to raise 1bn/- for the training of midwives to improve maternal health in the country.
163.	Tanesco engineers to get PLC training locally
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	THE Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) will cut down the cost of sending its engineers and technicians abroad for training, after the Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA) through its Kipawa Institute of Information and Communication Technology introduced a course in Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).
164.	NGO pledges to help boost horticulture
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	THE Innovative Agricultural Research Initiative (iAGRI) has pledged to support the establishment of a horticultural practical training facility at Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) that will be used as a teaching facility.
165.	Tarime school for girls almost completed
	Friday, October 03, 2014  by Admin
	CONSTRUCTION of a special high school for girls in the northern parts of Tarime District, Mara Region is in good progress, it has been established.
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