TRENDING
Remi Tinubu gets Anambra chieftaincy title • Tinubu highlights historic speed in fulfilling D’Tigress rewards • Meat seller kills 25-year-old wife in Ekiti • Premier League releases bumper Boxing Day fixtures • Yari: No rival has 10% of Tinubu’s qualities • Family seeks justice as Butcher hacks 25-year old wife to death in Ekiti • 'Aren’t you over dramatising after you advised Akufo-Addo to give us ugly financial haircuts?' — Franklin Cudjoe confronts Kow Essuman over salary arrears threat • Kissi Agyebeng calls for constitutional protection for non-conviction based asset recovery • Hopeson Adorye urges security agencies to investigate Obiri Boahen’s warning to Mahama • Nollywood Actress Tope Osoba Laid To Rest In Ogun • 2027: Quit presidential race, back us – Kwankwaso tells Atiku • 5-star NaVorro Bowman Jr., son of ex-NFL star, picks UConn hoops • Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with the UAE • AniWeCon draws 2,000 in Lagos boosting Nigeria’s Anime fanbase • NPFL: Bendel Insurance name Obasogie new captain • Euromatch NPFL: Super Eagles Goalkeeper Obasogie Named Bendel Insurance Captain • Lagos-Ibadan expressway commuters lament as Kara-Berger bridge repairs trigger massive gridlock • FCCPC, NMDPRA sign pact to strengthen petroleum sector competition • AI must strengthen, not replace, INEC — Amupitan • Traders decry low patronage as bad roads, water shortage hit Lafia Tomato Market • Remi Tinubu gets Anambra chieftaincy title • Tinubu highlights historic speed in fulfilling D’Tigress rewards • Meat seller kills 25-year-old wife in Ekiti • Premier League releases bumper Boxing Day fixtures • Yari: No rival has 10% of Tinubu’s qualities • Family seeks justice as Butcher hacks 25-year old wife to death in Ekiti • 'Aren’t you over dramatising after you advised Akufo-Addo to give us ugly financial haircuts?' — Franklin Cudjoe confronts Kow Essuman over salary arrears threat • Kissi Agyebeng calls for constitutional protection for non-conviction based asset recovery • Hopeson Adorye urges security agencies to investigate Obiri Boahen’s warning to Mahama • Nollywood Actress Tope Osoba Laid To Rest In Ogun • 2027: Quit presidential race, back us – Kwankwaso tells Atiku • 5-star NaVorro Bowman Jr., son of ex-NFL star, picks UConn hoops • Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with the UAE • AniWeCon draws 2,000 in Lagos boosting Nigeria’s Anime fanbase • NPFL: Bendel Insurance name Obasogie new captain • Euromatch NPFL: Super Eagles Goalkeeper Obasogie Named Bendel Insurance Captain • Lagos-Ibadan expressway commuters lament as Kara-Berger bridge repairs trigger massive gridlock • FCCPC, NMDPRA sign pact to strengthen petroleum sector competition • AI must strengthen, not replace, INEC — Amupitan • Traders decry low patronage as bad roads, water shortage hit Lafia Tomato Market
Viwanda 10 kuunganishwa na gesi asilia Januari
Back to Home

Viwanda 10 kuunganishwa na gesi asilia Januari

Mwananchi about 4 hours 1 mins read
Zaidi ya viwanda 10 vilivyopo kati ya Mbagala na Kisemvule vinatarajiwa kuunganishwa na gesi asilia kuanzia Januari 2027, hatua inayolenga kupunguza gharama za uzalishaji na kuongeza upatikanaji wa nishati ya uhakika.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.