May 21

• Tanzania: Councils Told to Fund Youth Projects

  Local government authorities have been urged to allocate part of their annual budgets for development projects targeting the youth, many of whom are facing problem of unemployment. Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - Nyamwezi Street Ghost Returns to Haunt

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• East Africa: Arusha-Singida Power Project Ushers in EA Energy Sector Integration

  The East African Community plans to speed-up the Arusha Singida power interconnection project which will also link Arusha to Nairobi at the Isinya point of Kajiado District. Read more »

• Tanzania: Investigation Clears Four From Church Attack

  Four suspects -- three Emirati and a Saudi -- who were linked to the May 5 bombing of the Catholic Parish in Olasiti area were freed last Monday after investigations found that... Read more »

May 13

• Tanzania: Karibu Fair Ushers in High Tourism Season

  The countdown to the annual second premier travel and tourism fair in Africa, with a special focus on promoting the new tourists allures and destinations to the outside world, has... Read more »

• Tanzania: Police Nab Armed 'Bodaboda' Rider

  Police in Arusha Region have arrested one person, a rider of passenger service motorcycle, commonly known as 'bodaboda' while in possession of a shotgun. Read more »

• Tanzania: Perspectives [opinion]

  Historically we know of Jewish ethno-centricism. The Israelites consider themselves the chosen people of God; preferred by God to the non-Jew, the Gentiles. The Greeks of the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - ' Roots and Shoots' Bloom

  Off Topic:I also Thanked the Almighty for the Bad Weather that Day Read more »

• Tanzania: Kenyatta Steals Show At Ngurdoto

  Uhuru Kenyatta was, late April, not only a new comer to the East Africa Community league of leaders known as the EAC Summit of Heads of State. Read more »

• Tanzania: Church Attack Leaves Residents in Shock

  Philemon Mushi was short of words and seemingly could not explain what had happened. Read more »

May 6

• Tanzania: Verdict for Endasak Councillor's Petition Set May 8

  Judgment for the petition opposing results of councillor's seat for Endasak Ward in Hanang District which was scheduled to be read on Friday, 26 has been postponed until May 8 this... Read more »

• East Africa: Make-Believe Environmental Standards

  Tanzania and some East African countries have established environmental standards. It is a good step towards creating a health environment in the East African Region. But it is... Read more »

• East Africa: East African Court of Justice Mandate Due for Extension

  The East African Court of Justice will soon be given teeth to handle legal cases but the EACJ is yet to have an official operating base. Read more »

• East Africa: Summit Gave a Glimpse of Weighty Issues for EAC

  EANA- A communique released at the conclusion of the 11th Extraordinary Summit of the East African Heads of State held at Ngurdoto Lodge in Arusha, Tanzania, gave hints of a... Read more »

• East Africa: East Africa Monetary Union Protocol to Be Signed

  After series of negotiations coupled with experts inputs from around the region and development partners in the European Union, the protocol for the establishment of the proposed... Read more »

• Tanzania: Loliondo Land Split for Further Review

  The recently announced re-mapping of Loliondo Division by the Ministry of Natural Resource and Tourism is experiencing new developments following a recent meeting between local... Read more »

• Tanzania: Verdict for Endasak Councillor's Petition Set May 8

  Judgment for the petition opposing results of councillor's seat for Endasak Ward in Hanang District which was scheduled to be read on Friday, 26 has been postponed until May 8 this... Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - the Dark Side of Teenage Delinquency

  Off Topic: An Exercise in Futility Meditation: Chaos Out of Order Verses: The Inhuman Human Read more »

• Tanzania: Leaders Welcome ATC Power Generation Proposal

  The Kilimanjaro region leadership has welcomed a proposal by the Arusha Technical College (ATC) to revive the Kikuletwa hydro-electric power station in Hai district which has been... Read more »

• Tanzania: AUWSA Needs 5 Years to Rework Water System

  The Arusha Urban Water Supply Authority which is overwhelmed by increasing city population, plans to invest US $ 158 million to boost water services amid reports of dwindling water... Read more »

April 30

• Tanzania: Smart Helps Veg Growers Secure Markets Abroad

  Eight International and local organizations have teamed up to establish a special program that will transform lives of peasants in four districts of Arusha and Kilimanjaro regions... Read more »

• Tanzania: Class Seven Pupil Alleged to Commit Suicide

  A standard seven pupil of Alfallah English Medium School at Mererani, Simanjiro District has died after allegedly hanging himself with a sisal rope. Read more »

• Tanzania: Cop Killed in Mererani Has Been Laid to Rest

  The policeman of Mererani Police Station in Simanjiro District, Joseph Tairo who died on April 15 this year after he was shot in the head by a civilian while he was taking a... Read more »

• Tanzania: Welcome and Unwelcome Exotics

  There are exotic or rather foreign animals and plants everywhere in Tanzania. Some exotics are welcome and others are not depending on the perceived values of such animals or... Read more »

• East Africa: At Least 13 Million People Face Starvation in Eastern Africa

  About 12.9 million people in eastern Africa are suffering from food insecurity, according to a new study launched in Nairobi on Friday. Read more »