The Msimbazi Basin Development Project has entered a major and critical phase of implementation following the official selection and signing of the contract with China…
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Jangwani Bridge Project Reaches 34% Completion
Currently sitting at 34% completion, the project is already making tangible progress.
Rising Above the Flood: How Tanzania’s $260 Million Msimbazi Project Stole the Spotlight at WUF13
BAKU, AZERBAIJAN: Inside the high-stakes ministerial roundtables of the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13), global leaders and urban planners wrestled with a defining question: How…
PROJECT BRIEF MSIMBAZI RIVER CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
At the Contract Signing Ceremony 20 April, 2026 JNICC Hall, Dar es Salaam United Republic of Tanzania — Prime Minister’s Office – TAMISEMI PROJECT BRIEF…
Minister Shemdoe: Msimbazi Basin Project is the Permanent Solution to Flooding in Dar es Salaam
The Minister of State in the President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government (PO-RALG), Professor Riziki Shemdoe, has stated that the Government has begun…
Hon. Mussa Azzan Zungu Inspects Msimbazi Valley Development
The Speaker of the Union Republic Parliament, Hon. Mussa Azzan Zungu (MP), who is also the Member of Parliament for Ilala Constituency, Dar es Salaam,…
JANGWANI BRIDGE: A NEW IMAGE OF DAR ES SALAAM CITY
The Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) is continuing with the construction of the Jangwani Bridge, which is expected to completely transform the landscape of Dar es Salaam City.
PROVISION OF CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR TERRACES IN FLOOD DETENTION AREA AND RIVERBANK PROTECTION WORKS UNDER THE MSIMBAZI BASIN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The Project Development Objective is to strengthen flood resilience and integrated urban development in an economically important and flood prone area of the Msimbazi River Basin in Dar es Salaam.
I built a new house at Madale
As the years went by, when it rained heavily, the water started accumulating and reaching us, the residents of Msimbazi, because the water channels were blocked due to people throwing garbage and building without proper planning.
I bought a land in a safer areas
I am among the citizens who had homes in the Msimbazi Valley. I am grateful for the arrival of this project, as it has helped us to leave the area we were living in, which was often flooded and surrounded by water. The compensation we received has enabled us to buy land in other safer areas.