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CinemaBlend King Kong vs. Godzilla, Godzilla vs. Kong is now smashing its way onto the big screen (and, subsequently, on HBO Max), promising to deliver one of the biggest action spectacles weve seen in ages — especially after 2020s cinematic drought. Folks, movies are back again! The stars are aligning again. Indeed, alongside these gigantic monsters are a variety of high-profile actors, including Rebecca Hall, Millie Bobby Brown, Alexander Skarsgard, Kyle Chandler, Eiza Gonzalez, and Bri...

TRC to renovate 970km of central railway from Dar station to Isaka 06 TRC to renovate 970km of central railway from Dar station to Isaka THE government through the Tanzania Railway Corporation (TRC) is implementing a project to renovate the 970 kilometre central railway from Dar es Salaam station to Isaka in Shinyanga region at a cost of 680bn/-. The move is aimed at ensuring a possible transport channel as well as increase speed to the central railway from an average 35 to 70 per hour. This wa...

The Award-Winning Japanese Whisky You Can Actually Find (And Afford) Mens Journal 3/5/2021 Jack Haworth © Tenjaku The Tenjaku Blended Whisky received 2020s Best Japanese Blend Whisky Award from the Beverage Testing Institute. This article was produced in partnership with Tenjaku Whiskey.  Water is the lifeblood of exceptional whisky. It influences the character, smoothness, and finish of the spirit––Mother Nature’s very own touch. Considering that good water is essen...

(Ecofin Agency) - Burundi and Tanzania revealed plan to raise $1.9 billion to build a railway linking the two countries. Dieudonné Dukundane, Executive Secretary of the Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA), said the infrastructure is a 190 km line that will link the Burundian city of Musongati to that of Isaka in Tanzania. The objective for the Burundian authorities is to facilitate the opening up of the country, while boosting mining exports via Tanzania which has ...

A heavy downpour in Luanshya district has left a trail of destruction leaving over 30 households homeless in Misaka ward one, in Roan constituency. A spot check by ZANIS in Luanshya district revealed that some houses had completely collapsed, others partially collapsed while others sustained huge cracks and were on the verge of collapse due to continued rainfall for three days. The affected families have appealed to government to come to their aid and assist them with shelter and rebuilding the...

Contractors stalling water projects risk blacklisting 30 Contractors stalling water projects risk blacklisting PRESIDENT John Magufuli yesterday said that the government will blacklist all contractors awarded water projects but failed to implement them within the agreed period. Speaking when launching a water project for Kagongwa-Isaka in Kahama municipality in Shinyanga Region, Dr Magufuli directed the Water ministry to prioritize local consultants in giving water project tenders. “This is t...

Views: Visits 21 PRESIDENT John Magufuli has advanced three major requests to China President Xi Jinping, including asking the second largest economy in the world to cancel debts that Tanzania owes China. The requests by Dr Magufuli were made yesterday when he held talks with the Chinese Councillor and Foreign Minister, Wang Yi when he paid an official two-day visit to Tanzania by flying directly to Chato District, Geita Region. He left the country yesterday evening to conclude his tou...

iAfrica 3 months ago 1 min read Share with your network! Two Chinese companies have won the contract to build a $1.32bn railway line in Tanzania, the East African nation’s foreign minister said, extending more than a decade of Chinese involvement in the country. China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and China Railway Construction will build the 341km link to connect the L...

Two Chinese companies have won the contract to build a 3.0617 trillion shillings ($1.32 billion) modern rail line in Tanzania, the East African nation's foreign minister said, extending more than a decade of Chinese involvement in the country.

Text size Tanzania on Friday signed a $1.3-billion (1-billion-euro) deal with two Chinese companies for building a section of a railway aimed at linking its main port to neighbouring countries. President John Magufuli and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi oversaw the signing of the contract at an event broadcast live on state television. The deal involves the fifth section in a 2,561-kilometre (1,600-mile) railway whose construction began in 2017. The overall plan is to link the Indian Oce...