AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUrban Flood Control: Tanzania plans to build more than nine dams along the SGR corridor to curb recurring floods and boost climate resilience, with works starting in Morogoro, Mpwapwa and Dodoma. Land & Tenure Clarity: Government says it will verify, update and survey boundaries of 226 villages in 2026/27 to reduce land conflicts and improve land administration. Waste & Clean Cities (Dar): A Dar resident’s frustration over missing public trash bins highlights how solid-waste disposal remains a daily struggle in the city. Eco-Tourism Boost: Forest Services Agency reports infrastructure upgrades at Pugu Kazimzumbwi Nature Forest Reserve have driven a 69% rise in tourist arrivals (2020–2025). Climate-Ready Agriculture: Dodoma launched new seed sector plans (2026–2030) to expand quality local seed, fight counterfeit products, and push drought- and disease-tolerant varieties. Irrigation Push: Central Zone regions are set to benefit from 115 irrigation projects, including designs for large dams, boreholes and fertiliser support. Green Mobility Debate: Bolt says Tanzania’s EV ride-hailing is still below 3% of trips, calling for policy and charging infrastructure to close the gap with Kenya.
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