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19 January 2018
Tanzania: Tourist Train Station in the Pipeline
Sumbawanga — In a bid to boost the country's revenue through tourism, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism envisages to construct a special train station and visitor information centre projects.
The ministry works in partnership with the Tanzania Wildlife Management (TAWA), as well the Ministry of Works through the Tanzania Zambia Railways (TAZARA). Both structures will be established at Selous Forest Reserve at Matambwe in the Northern Zone.
A preparatory team led by Deputy Principal Secretary for the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr Aloyce Nziku, toured the proposed area recently. The PS said the objective of the tour was to engage TAWA and TAZARA experts in charting a mutually agreed strategy on implementing the project.
Source: allAfrica