Dar es Salaam. Good morning! The Chanzo is here with a rundown of major news stories reported in Tanzania on Wednesday, November 29, Full story here. The deceased has been identified as year-old Razaki Azan. The incident comes almost a month since Dar es Salaam regional commissioner Albert Chalamila ordered pub owners in the city whose premises are used by sex workers in their activities, which are illegal in Tanzania, to get rid of them lest he shuts them down.
A Nevada-based lithium explorer and developer, Titan Lithium, announced Wednesday that it will start drilling at its lithium project in Tanzania after enlisting a new technical director to oversee the significant auger drilling program at Titan 1.
Dr Joas Kabete of Kilimanjaro Lithium Ltd will lead the program, according to a statement from the company. The drilling, set to commence this weekend, will delve to a depth of feet across at least five drill holes, he added. Titan Lithium hopes to enhance its understanding of the geology at Titan 1, a key site within its expansive lithium projects in Tanzania. The region exhibits continuous lithium values averaging over 4, ppm, with some high-grade areas showcasing lithium values soaring up to 4.
On November 17, , the company announced that it had fully transferred per cent interest in the Titan 1 and Titan 2 Prospecting Licenses in Tanzania into its subsidiary, Kilimanjaro Lithium Ltd. At least 13 passengers were killed, and 25 others were seriously injured early Wednesday after a bus in which they were travelling collided with a train engine in the Singida region.
There were 57 passengers aboard the bus heading to Mwanza from Dar es Salaam. The bus hit the locomotive at a railway crossing at 5 a.
