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Tanzania and Liberia seal landmark maritime pact to advance Africa’s blue economy

by Joshua Kiziba February 14, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Dar es Salaam: TANZANIA has taken a bold step toward becoming a regional maritime powerhouse after signing a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Liberia today, aimed at deepening cooperation in ship registration, seafarer training, and maritime governance.

The landmark agreement is being hailed as a game-changer for Africa’s blue economy, as Liberia’s expertise as a global leader in ship registration and compliance oversight provides Tanzania with a unique opportunity to strengthen its own international ship registry and maritime workforce.

Liberia, which recently overtook Panama in ship registration tonnage, brings decades of experience in global shipping, technical oversight, and participation in the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

Through the MOU, Tanzanian officials and seafarers will benefit from exchange programs, technical training, and professional certification opportunities, enabling them to operate on vessels registered under Liberia’s flag.

On behalf of Commissioner Zaza Lai, Wilmot Kpadeh, Liberia’s Permanent Representative to the IMO, described the agreement as a historic milestone.

This MOU lays the foundation for a legacy that future generations of the two countries can build on, since Africa currently supplies only 4 percent of the global 1.9 million seafarers, despite its vast coastline. Together, they will train, certify, and empower a new generation of African maritime professionals.

The partnership also opens doors for Tanzania to leverage Liberia’s long-standing engagement with the IMO. Although Tanzania is not yet a council member, the collaboration allows it to participate in agenda submissions and policy discussions at the international level.

February 14, 2026 0 comments

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Tanzania yaweka mikakati kuhakikisha rasilimali zinawanufaisha wananchi wote

by Joshua Kiziba February 14, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Serikali ya Tanzania imepiga hatua nyingine katika kuhakikisha rasilimali za nchi zinawanufaisha wananchi wake kwa vitendo ambapo imefanya mazungumzo ya kimkakati na Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Baraza la Dhahabu Duniani (WGC), David Tait.

Baadhi ya Mambo makuu yaliyojiri katika mazungumzo hayo ni pamoja na;

I. Uongezaji Thamani (Value Addition): Kusisitiza sera ya kutokubali kusafirisha dhahabu ghafi nje ya nchi. Lengo ni kuvutia uwekezaji wa viwanda vya kusafisha na kutengeneza bidhaa za dhahabu hapa nchini.

II. Urasimishaji wa Wachimbaji Wadogo: Mpango wa kuwawezesha wachimbaji wadogo (ambao wanachangia 40% ya uzalishaji) kufanya kazi kwa tija na kuzingatia mazingira.

III. Ushirikiano wa Kimataifa: WGC imevutiwa na mfumo wa Tanzania na kuichagua kuipa ushirikiano wa kukuza sekta ya madini, kwa kuwajengea uwezo, maarifa na teknolojia wachimbaji wadogo ili iwe kitovu (hub) cha mfano wa namna ya kukuza sekta ya dhahabu.

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President Samia urges stronger climate financing and calls for a united African voice

by Joshua Kiziba February 14, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Addis Ababa — President Samia Suluhu Hassan has urged African leaders to push for stronger climate financing, improved early warning systems, and a united continental stance in global climate negotiations.

Speaking at the Committee of African Heads of State and Government on Climate Change (CAHOSCC) meeting on the sidelines of the African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, she warned that climate change continues to disrupt key sectors, including agriculture, energy, fisheries, tourism, and transport, threatening livelihoods across Africa.

She noted that increasingly frequent extreme weather events are placing heavy pressure on vulnerable communities and called for urgent, coordinated action to protect development gains.

President Hassan highlighted Tanzania’s efforts to build resilience through investment in renewable energy and promotion of clean cooking solutions, while stressing the importance of reliable forecasting and stronger collaboration with regional institutions to enhance early warning systems.

On climate financing, she called on developed nations to honour their commitments and ensure accessible, predictable funding for adaptation and mitigation. She emphasised that Africa must speak with one voice in global negotiations to safeguard its development priorities.

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Rais Samia kuteuliwa Kinara wa Umoja wa Afrika katika Masuala ya Afya ya Mama na Mtoto

by Joshua Kiziba February 12, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Mheshimiwa Dkt. Samia Suluhu Hassan, ameondoka nchini leo kuelekea Addis Ababa, Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Shirikisho la Ethiopia, kwa ajili ya kushiriki Mkutano wa 39 wa Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali wa Umoja wa Afrika (AU), utakaofanyika tarehe 14 hadi 15 Februari, 2026.

Kabla ya kuanza kwa Mkutano Mkuu, tarehe 13 Februari 2026, Rais Samia anatarajiwa kushiriki katika Mkutano wa Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali kuhusu Mabadiliko ya Tabianchi (CAHOSCC), utakaofanyika chini ya uenyeji wa Rais wa Jamhuri ya Kenya, Mhe. William Samoei Ruto, na baadaye kuhudhuria dhifa ya kitaifa iliyoandaliwa na mwenyeji wake, Waziri Mkuu wa Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Shirikisho la Ethiopia, Mhe. Abiy Ahmed Ali.

Rais Dkt. Samia pia anatarajiwa kufanya mazungumzo ya pande mbili na viongozi mbalimbali, akiwemo Waziri Mkuu wa Ufalme wa Eswatini, Mhe. Russell Mmiso Dlamini; Rais wa Umoja wa Visiwa vya Comoro, Mhe. Azali Assoumani; Naibu Katibu Mkuu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, Bi. Amina Mohammed; pamoja na Rais wa Benki ya Maendeleo ya Afrika (Afl)B), Dkt. Sidi Ould Tah, kwa lengo la kuimarisha ushirikiano wa kisiasa, kiuchumi na maendeleo.

Mkutano wa Wakuu wa Nchi wa Umoja wa Afrika utafunguliwa rasmi tarehe 14 Februari 2026, na utaongozwa na Kaulimbiu ya Mwaka 2026 inayosema: “Kuhakikisha Upatikanaji Endelevu wa Maji na Huduma Salama za usafi wa Mazingira ili Kufikia Malengo ya Ajenda 2063.” Kaulimbiu hiyo inalenga kuhimiza hatua za pamoja za bara katika kuhakikisha usalama wa rasilimali maji, afya ya jamii, na maendeleo endelevu.

Tanzania inakamilisha muda wake wa kuhudumu katika Baraza la Amani na Usalama la Umoja wa Afrika baada ya kulitumikia kwa vipindi viwili mfululizo kuanzia mwaka 2022 hadi 2026, hivyo kutoa mchango mkubwa katika kuimarisha amani, utulivu na usalama barani Afrika.

Sambamba na masuala mengine, Mkutano huo utatangaza rasmi uongozi wa Umoja wa Afrika kwa mwaka 2026, ambapo Jamhuri ya Burundi itachukua nafasi ya Uenyekiti wa Umoja huo, huku Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania ikiteuliwa kuwa Makamu wa Pili wa Mwenyekiti, ikiwakilisha Kanda ya Mashariki, nafasi inayoakisi imani ya Nchi Wanachama kwa mchango na uongozi wa Tanzania katika masuala ya Bara la Afrika.

Aidha, katika Mkutano wa mwaka huu, Mheshimiwa Dkt. Samia Suluhu Hassan amependekezwa kuteuliwa kuwa Kinara wa Umoja wa Afrika katika Masuala ya Afya ya Mama na Mtoto, uteuzi ambao unatarajiwa kupitishwa rasmi na Mkutano wa Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali. Uteuzi huo unaakisi dhamira ya Tanzania katika kuimarisha huduma za afya, ustawi wa familia, na maendeleo ya rasilimali watu barani Afrika.

Kupitia ushiriki wake katika Mkutano huu, Tanzania inalenga kuendelea kuimarisha nafasi yake katika diplomasia ya kikanda na kimataifa, kutetea maslahi ya taifa, na kuchangia kikamilifu katika ujenzi wa Afrika yenye amani, mshikamano, uthabiti wa kiuchumi na maendeleo endelevu.

February 12, 2026 0 comments

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President Samia departs for Ethiopia to participate in the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union

by Joshua Kiziba February 12, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Her Excellency Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of the United Republic of Tanzania, departed the country today for Addis Ababa, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, to participate in the 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU), to be held from 14th to 15th February, 2026.

In advance of the Assembly, on 13th February 2026, President Samia is expected to participate in the Committee of African Heads of State and Government on Climate Change (CAHOSCC) meeting, hosted by H.E. William Samoei Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya. She will thereafter attend a State Dinner hosted in her honour by H.E. Abiy Ahmed Ali, Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

On the margins of the Assembly, President Samia is also scheduled to hold high-level bilateral meetings with several leaders, including H.E. Russell Mmiso Dlamini, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Eswatini; H.E. Azali Assoumani, President of the Union of the Comoros; Ms. Amina Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations; and Dr. Sidi Ould Tah, President of the African Development Bank Group. These engagements are intended to further consolidate political dialogue, deepen economic cooperation, and advance shared development priorities.

The Assembly will commence on 14th February, 2026 under the theme: “Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063.” The Theme reflects the collective resolve of Member States to strengthen water security, promote public health, and accelerate sustainable and inclusive development across the continent.

Tanzania is concluding its tenure on the African Union Peace and Security Council, having served two consecutive terms from 2022 to 2026. During this period, Tanzania made substantive and constructive contributions to continental efforts aimed at promoting peace, stability, conflict prevention, and post-conflict reconstruction.

In accordance with the established rotational arrangements, the Assembly will also formally announce the leadership of the African Union for the year 2026. The Republic of Burundi is expected to assume the Chairmanship of the Union, while the United Republic of Tanzania has been designated as Second Vice-Chairperson of the Assembly Bureau, representing the Eastern Region. This responsibility reflects the continued confidence of Member States in Tanzania’s principled leadership and commitment to continental integration.

Furthermore, during the current Session, H.E. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan has been proposed for appointment as the African Union Champion for Maternal and Child Health. The proposed designation, which is expected to be formally endorsed by the Assembly, underscores Tanzania’s longstanding commitment to strengthening health systems, promoting family well-being, and advancing human capital development in Africa.

Through her participation in this Assembly, Tanzania reaffirms its commitment to African unity, multilateral cooperation, collective self-reliance, and a results-oriented continental agenda aimed at fostering peace, prosperity, resilience, and sustainable development.

February 12, 2026 0 comments

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How digital tools are transforming Tanzania’s education system

by Joshua Kiziba February 12, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Dar es Salaam. Technology is increasingly being positioned as a catalyst in strengthening Tanzania’s competency-based education system, with stakeholders arguing that digital tools could significantly improve how knowledge and skills are delivered in classrooms.

From augmented reality to 3D simulations and artificial intelligence-driven platforms, education technology providers say the shift is designed to move schools away from rote memorisation towards practical, skills-oriented learning aligned with real-life demands.

Tanzania has in recent year’s expanded digital learning initiatives through programmes such as the Tanzania Education and Research Network (TERNET), Smart School projects introduced in selected urban schools, and the National Digital Education Strategy for 2024/25–2029/30.

One of the companies leading this transition is Ekima, a Tanzanian technology firm that has introduced a digital learning platform featuring interactive videos, 2D and 3D animations, AI-powered tools, and augmented and virtual reality experiences.

According to the company, its platform has so far reached 297 educational institutions nationwide, serving more than 500,000 students and teachers.

However, details on how these figures were verified or independently assessed were not immediately available.

In a new partnership with the Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC), Ekima aims to support the implementation of Tanzania’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), which was introduced to address long-standing concerns about graduates lacking practical and workplace-ready skills.

The collaboration seeks to integrate digital content, simulations, virtual laboratories and competency-based assessments into teaching, with the goal of improving learning outcomes and strengthening students’ skills readiness.

According to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Arusha, Fredrick Mosha said competency-based teaching requires more than syllabus coverage.

“It is about assessing skills and values, and whether students can apply what they have learned in real-life situations,” he said.

On the other hand, Ekima’s Chief Strategy Officer, Kusiluka Aginiwe, described the current phase of Tanzania’s education system as a major shift, noting that employers, policymakers and educators have for years expressed frustration over skills gaps among graduates. “The competency-based curriculum was introduced to respond to these concerns. This partnership is designed to help close those gaps systematically,” he said.

Mr Aginiwe further added that the use of interactive multimedia content can improve learning outcomes by between 20 and 30 percent.

“Particularly in STEM subjects where visualization enhances understanding, citing research from the Education Development Center,” he shared.

Beyond academic performance, proponents argue that technology-supported competency-based education enhances employability. According to Tanzania’s 2023 ICT Survey, only 32 percent of Tanzanians aged between 15 and 35 possess basic digital skills, while just 18 percent are able to use productivity software such as word processors or spreadsheets.

This comes at a time when Tanzania’s emerging sectors, including fintech, e-commerce, business process outsourcing, creative industries and technology start-ups, increasingly require exactly these capabilities.

The Tanzania ICT Commission projects that the country will need more than 200,000 ICT professionals by 2030, yet current training pipelines are producing fewer than 15,000 graduates annually, raising concerns about the country’s ability to meet future skills demand without significant changes in education delivery.

Students exposed to simulations, problem-based learning and real-world scenarios are said to develop transferable skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and digital fluency.

“The competencies that matter today go beyond the classroom,” Aginiwe said. “Digital fluency and problem-solving skills are increasingly central to employment readiness.”

As Tanzania’s economy diversifies into services, logistics, technology, tourism and creative industries, stakeholders argue that aligning education with digital transformation is no longer optional.

“Technology-enabled competency-based education is strategic,” Aginiwe said, pointing to countries such as Singapore, Estonia and South Korea, which have invested heavily in digital education and skills-based learning and now rank highly in global innovation and education indices.

Historically, Tanzania’s efforts to integrate information and communication technology into education have been fragmented.

However, progress has been recorded in recent years.

In 2020, the government equipped 1,696 primary schools with science and ICT facilities and provided ICT training to trainee teachers at primary education colleges.

By 2023, primary schools nationwide were reported to have 17,700 desktop computers and 10,384 laptops, with a majority connected to the national electricity grid.

While the ambition is clear, the long-term success of such initiatives will depend on infrastructure readiness, teacher training, affordability, and sustained public-private collaboration.

For Tanzania, the question is not only whether technology can improve classrooms, but how inclusively and equitably that transformation can be implemented nationwide.

By The Citizen

February 12, 2026 0 comments

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Uganda and Tanzania Fast-Track Refined Petroleum Pipeline Deal

by Joshua Kiziba February 11, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Uganda and Tanzania have entered advanced negotiations to construct a pipeline for refined petroleum products, a move aimed at bolstering regional energy security and ending Uganda’s long-standing dependence on Kenyan transit routes.

The initiative gained momentum following a meeting on Saturday between Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni and Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan. The leaders agreed to fast-track a pipeline linking Uganda to the Tanzanian port of Tanga, further solidifying Tanzania’s role as a primary corridor for landlocked Uganda.

“We reviewed progress on key projects, including the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), which is on course, as well as plans for gas and refined oil pipelines,” Museveni said in a statement on X. He noted that the partnership would strengthen shared energy security and position Tanzania as a “key export corridor.”

The proposed project will complement the 1,443-kilometer EACOP, which is currently under construction to transport crude from Uganda’s Lake Albert oilfields to the coast.

Unlike the EACOP, the new refined products pipeline is envisioned as a two-way system. Initially, it will allow Uganda to import fuel through Tanzania while its own refinery is built; eventually, it will be used to export processed Ugandan fuels to international markets.

With Uganda currently relying on Kenya for approximately 90% of its refined petroleum, the move marks a significant shift in East African logistics. This trade is vital for the Kenya Pipeline Company, which derives an estimated 35% of its annual revenue from the Ugandan market.

By diversifying its supply lines, Uganda aims to mitigate the risks associated with relying on a single transit corridor.

Officials from both nations confirmed that technical, commercial, and regulatory reviews are underway.

While a final investment decision has yet to be reached, the pipeline is viewed as a cornerstone of the Uganda National Oil Company’s strategy to stabilize domestic fuel prices and enhance regional integration.

If realized, the project would join the EACOP and the planned refinery in the Albertine Graben as the third major pillar of Uganda’s multi-billion-dollar emerging oil sector.

February 11, 2026 0 comments

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TRA yazindua dawati maalum la kuhudumia Wafanyabishara wa Kariakoo

by Joshua Kiziba February 11, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Mamlaka ya Mapato Tanzania (TRA) imezindua dawati maalum la uwezeshaji biashara za forodha kwa wafanyabiashara wa Kariakoo pekee ili kuharakisha upatikanaji wa huduma za kiforodha kwa wafanyabiashara hao.

Akizindua Dawati hilo Februari 10, 2026 jijini Dar es Salaam Kamishna Mkuu wa TRA, Yusuph Juma Mwenda amesema uzinduzi wa dawati hilo ni kutekeleza agizo la Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Mhe. Dkt. Samia Suluhu Hassan alilolitoa wakati akizindua soko la Kariakoo Februari 08, 2026 la kutaka kuwekwa kwa mazingira rahisi ya kufanya biashara.

Amesema lengo la dawati hilo ni kuwezesha na kurahisisha biashara za wafanyabiashara wa Kariakoo ili kuhakikisha biashara zinafanyika kwa urahisi na kwa wakati ikizingatiwa kuwa soko hilo linatoa huduma kwa wafanyabiashara wa ndani na nje ya Tanzania.

Kamishna Mkuu Mwenda amesema dawati hilo maalum litafanya kazi saa 24 na kuwa wanafanya utaratibu wa Bandari kavu nazo zifanye kazi saa 24 na shughuli zitakazofanyika ni kupokea mizigo, kuikagua na kuitoa mapema baada ya taratibu wa ukaguzi kukamilika.

“Niwahakikishie wafanyabiashara wote kuwa TRA imejipanga kuendelea kutenda haki kwa walipakodi wote na kutoa huduma kwa usawa ili kuleta usawa sokoni” amesema Kamishna Mkuu Mwenda.

Kwa upande wake Kamishna wa Forodha na Ushuru wa Bidhaa Bw. Juma Bakari Hassan amesema dawati hilo litaongeza kasi ya utoaji huduma kwa wafanyabiashara wa Kariakoo ambao asilimia kubwa ya mizigo yao inatumia Bandari ya Dar es Salaam.

Kwa upande wao baadhi ya Walipakodi waliokwenda kupatiwa huduma akiwemo Nafsa Momba, Hassan Juma na Richard Haule wamepongeza kuanzishwa kwa dawati hilo ambalo litawqrahisishia kupata huduma za forodha kwa kuwatatulia changamoto ambazo huwa zinajitokeza wakati wa kutoa mizigo.

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Tanzania unveils one of Africa’s largest CNG hubs to accelerate green transition

by Joshua Kiziba February 11, 2026

written by Joshua Kiziba

Dar es Salaam. Puma Energy Tanzania, on Monday, February 9, 2026, commissioned its largest and most advanced Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) mother station in Africa, launched in Tanzania, as the country accelerates efforts in transition to clean, affordable, and reliable energy.

The facility was inaugurated by Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba, who described it as an example of public-private partnership investment and a step towards achieving national clean energy targets.

Tanzania has 11 CNG stations but plans to increase the number of the facilities to 20 by June 2026, according to Deputy Minister for Energy, Ms Salome Makamba, who was speaking during the inauguration ceremony.

“The government will continue to createa conducive environment to facilitate investment in the CNG infrastructure and accelerate the use of clean energy in Tanzania,” she said.

Tanzania is leveraging its 57.54 trillion cubic feet of natural gas to expand cleaner and more affordable mobility across the country. The government aims to have the majority of vehicles run on CNG by 2050.

Located in Dar es Salaam, the state-of-the-art station will supply light vehicles, buses, and heavy-duty trucks, while serving as a central hub distributing CNG to “daughter” stations across the country via tube-trailers.

“This CNG mother station is more than just infrastructure; it is a symbol of our long-term confidence in Tanzania and our commitment to creating shared value,” said Managing Director of Puma Energy Tanzania, Ms Fatma Abdallah.

“We are proud to partner with the government to deliver a project that will power Tanzania’s progress for years to come,” she added.

The government is a shareholder in Puma Energy Tanzania.

Dr Nchemba described the project as a landmark example of public–private partnership under the Sixth Phase Government, noting its role in creating employment, contributing to national revenues, and strengthening strategic infrastructure.

“Puma Energy Tanzania stands out as a successful example of public–private partnership, delivering quality energy services while contributing to national priorities,” he said.

Dr Nchemba encouraged other investors to invest in the CNG infrastructure in an attempt to protect the environment and ensure that Tanzania benefits from its resources.

“I believe we can achieve the global goals in clean energy, considering the fact that Tanzania has natural gas resources. What we need is just innovation on how to utilize the resources,” he said.

Treasury Registrar Mr Nehemiah Mchechu highlighted the project’s ownership structure, saying it ensures commercial success translates directly into national returns.

“This joint venture proves that combining government participation with private-sector efficiency delivers vital infrastructure and high financial returns for Tanzanians,” he said.

The facility’s construction created more than 300 jobs for an entirely Tanzanian workforce, including 100 specialised positions for engineers and technicians. The project also prioritised local contractors and small and medium-sized enterprises, injecting significant capital into the regional economy.

Once fully operational, the station is expected to provide sustained employment and facilitate skills transfer within the natural gas sector.

Over the past three years, Puma Energy has contributed more than Sh1.4 trillion in taxes and duties, and in 2025 declared a Sh21 billion dividend to shareholders.

Its compliance and transparency record has earned multiple awards from the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA).

February 11, 2026 0 comments

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Tanzania kuongeza uzalishaji gesi asilia na kupanua matumizi yake

by Citizen101 February 8, 2026

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Maandalizi ya uchimbaji wa visima vitatu vya gesi asilia katika Kitalu cha Mnazi Bay kilichopo Mkoani Mtwara yanaendelea vizuri ambapo hadi kufikia Februari 03, 2026, maandalizi yalikuwa yamefikia zaidi ya asilimia 90.

Hayo yameelezwa na Mhandisi Felista Ndabita kutoka Shirika la Maendeleo ya Petroli Tanzania (TPDC), wakati wa ziara ya kikazi iliyofanywa na Mamlaka ya Udhibiti Mkondo wa Juu wa Petroli (PURA) kwa lengo la kufanya ufuatiliaji wa utekelezaji wa mradi huo.

Akizungumzia hatua iliyofikiwa, Mha. Felista alieleza kuwa kwa sasa mtambo utakaotumika katika uchimbaji wa gesi asilia umeshasimikwa tayari kuanza uchimbaji wa visima hivyo.

“Kama mnavyoona, kazi ya ufungaji wa mtambo wa kuchimba umekaribia kabisa kukamilika; na vifaa na miundombinu wezeshi ipo katika hatua za mwisho za kukamilika. Matarajio ni kuanza uchimbaji wa visima Februari 09, 2026.” Alieleza Ndabita.

Kwa upande wake, Mjiolojia kutoka PURA Bw. Ebeneza Mollel alieleza kuwa PURA kama Mamlaka imeridhishwa na hatua iliyofikiwa na itaendelea kufuatilia kwa karibu utekelezaji wa mradi huo ili kuhakikisha kuwa malengo ya kuongeza uzalishaji kutoka katika Kitalu hicho yanafikiwa.

Kwa sasa, Kitalu cha Mnazi Bay kina jumla ya visima vitano (5) vinavyozalisha gesi asilia kwa wastani wa futi za ujazo milioni 90 hadi 100 kwa siku.

Ongezeko la uzalishaji wa gesi asilia unaotarajiwa kufuatia uchimbaji wa visima hivyo utawezesha upatikanaji wa gesi zaidi kwa matumizi mbalimbali yakiwemo kuzalisha umeme, matumizi ya viwandani, majumbani na kwenye magari.

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