December 3

• East Africa: Gradual Integration Is Right Way Forward [opinion]

  ACCORDING to the Treaty of the revived East African Community (EAC), monetary union is a stage just a heartbeat away from achieving "ultimately political federation" of the region. Read more »

• Tanzania: EU Wants Transparency, Efficiency At Dar Port [interview]

  ON November 20, 2012, Transport Minister, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe hosted EU ambassadors'tour at the Dar es Salaam port. Read more »

December 2

• Tanzania: Law Society Expresses Concern Over Kenya's Violence

  THE Arusha-based, East African Law Society (EALS) has expressed concern over state of unrest in Nairobi as well as other towns in Kenya. Read more »

November 30

• Tanzania: How to Boost Fishery Industry in Lake Victoria Zone

  JUST a few days ago, fish stake-holders held a two- day national consultative workshop to deliberate on various issues to improve efficiency of the fishery sector in the country. Read more »

• Tanzania: Water Management Remains Vital for Economic Development

  EXPERTS are now looking for practical ways for development and conservation of water resources management in the region. Read more »

November 29

• Tanzania: Kikwete for Gradual Monetary Union

  PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has advised the East African Community (EAC) Secretariat here to take things slowly as far as the proposed Monetary Union in the region is concerned. Read more »

• Tanzania: Kibaki Bids Tanzanians Farewell

  KENYAN President Mwai Kibaki has bid farewell to Tanzanians yesterday as he inaugurated the head offices of the East African Community in the city of Arusha. Read more »

November 28

• Tanzania: TRA Warns Public Over Duty Free Shops

  THE Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has warned civilians against buying goods from duty-free shops meant for members of armed forces. Read more »

• Tanzania: Foreign Importers Turn to Dar Port

  TANZANIA'S ports efficient and competitiveness rates have started to attract new customers - this time from Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda. Read more »

November 27

• Tanzania: Health Facilities Benefit From Sh500 Million Loans

  A TOTAL of 500m/- has been distributed to over 80 private health facilities in the country in loans after getting access to the Medical Credit Fund. Read more »

November 26

• Tanzania: East African Federation 'Best Left to Next Generation' [opinion]

  THE present generation of leaders in East Africa have already significantly contributed to bringing the region's integration closer through the creation of a regional Common Market... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kikwete to Address Eala Plenary Session

  PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete is expected to address the East African Legislative Assembly tomorrow, when the EALA starts its plenary. Read more »

• Tanzania: Cheka Set Sights On IBF Title

  TANZANIAN pugilist Francis Cheka has vowed to beat his Congolese opponent Udiaudia Mwahila and win IBF-Africa super middleweight title when the pair clashes on December 26, this... Read more »

• Tanzania: NTBS Push Up Cost of Doing Business in EAC

  NON-tariff barriers demanded by regulatory authorities in East Africa contribute to high cost of doing business in the region's trade corridors, a new survey launched in Nairobi on... Read more »

• Tanzania: Govt to Revive Electronics Factory

  THE government will attempt to revive the defunct electronics, equipment manufacturing company of Arusha which used to make products under the "Philips" brand. Read more »

• Tanzania: Arusha Hosts VAT Forum

  FIFTEEN African Countries are expected to hold a two-day Annual Conference in Arusha from Wednesday to discuss how best to solve Value Added Tax (VAT) technical and administrative... Read more »

November 23

• Tanzania: Youths Trained On Serengeti Environmental Conservation

  MARA Region is hosting a unique Environmental Education Centre (EEC) tipped to be best environmental training centre for secondary school students across East and Central Africa... Read more »

November 22

• Tanzania: Local Exhibitors for Bujumbura Show Next Month

  TANZANIA expects to send 165 entrepreneurs to take part in the Nguvu Kazi exhibitions slated for Bujumbura, in Burundi between December 2 and 9, this year. Read more »

November 21

• Tanzania: Regency Hospital to Offer Free CD4 Count Services

  REGENCY Medical Centre (RMC) will start offering free CD4 count testing services after receiving CD4 testing equipment worth 60 million Read more »

• Tanzania: Bilal Urges Private Sector Support in Fighting Blindness

  THE private sector and the business community have been called upon to support government efforts in eliminating eye disorders leading to blindness and visual impairment. Read more »

November 20

• Tanzania: Wildlife Poachers Still Outsmart Authorities

  WORLD Bank recent reports that Tanzania is the global leader in tourism attractions in Africa, making it the ideal destination for tourists from around the world, sparked off a... Read more »

• Tanzania/Uganda: Okwi Eyeing Golden Boot

  SIMBA striker Emmanuel Okwi has set himself the target of becoming the highest goal-scorer in the forthcoming CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup slated for Kampala, Uganda. Read more »

November 19

• Tanzania: Eye Treatment Programme to Launch

  THE Vice-President, Dr Mohammed Gharib Bilal, will on Tuesday officiate at the launch of the four-year programme aiming at providing eye treatment to children in Tanzania, Kenya... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kibaki Set to Bid Arusha Farewell

  PRESIDENT Mwai Kibaki will be bidding Arusha residents farewell next week as he retires, for good, from his capacity as chairman of the East African Community's Heads of State... Read more »

November 16

• Tanzania/Kenya: Kenya Cry Foul Over Ref Choice

  THE Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has been slammed for flouting the world governing body rules by appointing a home referee for Wednesday's international friendly match... Read more »