Africa’s Power & Energy Exhibition is announced as market continues to attract investment
Africa has experienced massive internal growth in major areas within the last 20 years which have contributed greatly to investors’ assets. One area which is particularly high in demand and continuously predicting huge returns is the energy market.
It has already made an impact by creating greater well-being to the people of Africa whilst boosting profits for shareholders involved. Due to this massive interest in the region’s power sector which includes the UN’s 2014 ‘Sustainable Energy for All’ programme, making Africa as one of the main areas of focus, EXPOGROUP is organizing the 5th Power & Energy 2019 Exhibition, from the 7th to the 9th of November 2019 in Tanzania at the Diamond Jubilee Expo Center (DJEC) in Dar-es-Salaam and Kenya’s 8th edition from the 25th to the 27th of July, 2019 KICC, Nairobi’s famous international venue
Implementation of Reliable Water Service to 16 villages in Tanzania
CHRONIC water shortage in 16 villages of Chamwino District will soon be a thing of the past after the government teaming up with Innovation Africa, a nonprofit organisation, carries out implementation of a number of water projects in the area.
Innovative data helping Africa to improve primary healthcare delivery
According to the World Health Organisation, primary healthcare involves allowing people at communities at the low level to understand health challenges that are difficult to achieving health-related Sustainable Development Goals.
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Application of innovative data is also helping four countries in Sub-Saharan Africa in order to improve primary healthcare delivery.
Reduced price of petroleum products pushed down taxi fares in Dar e Salaam
Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) declared fuel price cut based on droping of global prices. It has been reported that for Dar e Salaam, petrol price dropped by 141/- per liter, diesel 212/- per liter and kerosene by 167/- a liter.
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This reduced prices of petroleum products has also reduced the taxi fares in some parts of Dar e Salaam city.
Nisan Group of Africa committed to development of Africa
Nissan Group of Africa Director of Sales and Operations, Jim Dando stated that "We are committed to Africa, decentralising our operations and appointing automotive business leaders of this character to head up these regions".
Nissan Group of Africa recently moved the continent into three different regions: Central, East and West Africa, in accordance with the global automotive
Economy of Uganda is expected to grow strongly in medium term with or without first oil production
At first, the government projected that the first commercial oil from the Albertine Graben would be produced in 2020. However, Eng Irene Muloni, Energy Minister, stated that "the 2020 timeline would be taken ahead to 2020 as the joint venture partners Total.
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Muloni further said that, "the final investment decision could be made in the first quarter of 2019 and the first oil in 2022."
Tanzania Food and Drug Authority reached level 3 of WHO Benchmarking Programme
To strengthen their regulatory functions, Tanzania Food and Drug Authority (TFDA) and the Zanzibar Food and Drug Agency (ZFDA) benchmarking was done in May by a team of Technical officers from WHO HQ and Country Offices and experts from some countries in Africa and Europe as The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a important role in supporting countries in strengthening their necessary systems and promoting fair access to quality, safe, efficacious, and affordable medical products and health products.
