AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPower Efficiency: Tanzania has audited electricity distribution systems to identify and reduce power losses. More than 60 engineers and technicians took part, supporting the country’s energy-efficiency strategy. Mining Technology: At a Russia-Africa dialogue, Tanzania called for mineral processing at home, technology transfer and skills training, urging Russian firms to advance licensed projects. Youth Innovation: The government is promoting startup tax relief, funding and incubation through COSTECH; one supported business, Novfeed, now produces fish feed and fertiliser and employs 20 people. Higher Education: The University of Dar es Salaam Senate approved 494 curricula, with 47 programmes already admitting students and a new partnership with PwC Tanzania planned to support training and research. Technical Skills: Tanzania is seeking international cooperation in vocational education to expand training opportunities and prepare young people for changing technology and labour-market needs.
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