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Serengeti road becomes Tanzanian election issue
Friday, July 23rd 2010Tanzania’s president Jakaya Kikwete has offered a compromise to the conservationists opposed to the commercial road linking Arusha and Musoma through the Serengeti National Park. While the road has the full backing of Kikwete, who also insists he is an...
>moreControversy mounts over Serengeti road
Wednesday, July 14th 2010Contradictory reports are coming out of Tanzania about the proposed road across the Serengeti to link Arusha in the north with towns on Lake Victoria. The proposed road would link Arusha and Musoma on the lake, which are at present...
>moreTenure of Arusha Rwanda tribunal judges extended
Tuesday, July 6th 2010The United Nations Security Council has agreed to extend the terms of office of the judges sitting on the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha to allow them to complete their work. Cases of first instance had been...
>moreArusha to Kilimanjaro road upgrade
Friday, June 18th 2010A feasibility study for the widening of the highway between Arusha and Kilimanjaro international airport is in its final stages, according to the Tanzania Roads Agency. The project involves widening the present two-lane highway into a four-lane one. The study...
>moreOpposition to the proposed road through the Serengeti to connect Lake Victoria to Arusha is growing and possible suggestions for another route are now being studied. According to eturbonews, a usually well-informed website for the tourist industry, studies are being...
>moreOne-stop border posts for East Africa
Sunday, June 13th 2010The East African Community (EAC) is pressing ahead with plans to introduce one-stop border posts across the region under the terms of the draft EAC One Stop Border Posts (OSBPs) Bill adopted at a meeting in Arusha at the end...
>moreDeforestation warning for Tanzania
Tuesday, June 8th 2010Tanzania is set to lose its entire forest cover within the next 100-160 years if more is not done to reduce the current rate of deforestation, the United States-based environmental watchdog Conservation International (CI) has said. Forests presently cover around...
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