Arusha technical college

The Kikuletwa facility is part of the World Bank Funded East Africa Skills for Transformation and Regional Integration Project (EASTRIP) undertaken in Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania.

Wastepaper Sludge Ash was discovered to have good potential as one of the important materials in the construction industry especially in the production of concrete, brick, mortar, soil stabilizing additive, rigid pavement and controlled low-strength materials

Effective from 2025 the Kikuletwa plant will be able to produce over 1.6 Megawatts of electricity power and inject the same into the National grid.

Arusha, a city of more than 500,000 residents, will welcome the idea of a new hospital as medical services in the precinct are still lacking.

The clever girls have come up with an Incinerator effective enough to make all plastic waste fed into it, disappear without puffing out harmful carbon gases

The ambitious project of manufacturing Tanzania’s first helicopter right from scratch is still on in Arusha though, according to the people behind the initiative, the work was slightly delayed due to some (reportedly), unavoidable circumstances. Built at the…