July 30

• Tanzania: Kikwete Orders Availing of Stands to Bukoba Residents

  PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has directed the Bukoba Municipal Council Director, Mr Shimwela Enosisye, to ensure that 800 people who paid their money way back in 2003 were allocated... Read more »

• Tanzania: Non-Execution of Development Policies Exacerbates Dar es Salaam Poverty [analysis]

  SOUTH Korea and Tanzania, which are two worlds apart economically today, had almost similar economies in the 1960s. Read more »

• Tanzania: Bodaboda for Formal Registration

  THE Automobile Association of Tanzania (AAT) has advised the government to establish a new system for registration of passenger motorcycles popularly known as 'Bodaboda' to have... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kikwete - Faith Shouldn't Divide Us

  PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has cautioned Tanzanians against getting involved in religious bigotry or being divided on religious lines. Read more »

• Tanzania: Power Production - Impact of 'Reserve Margin' in Economic Development [analysis]

  A QUICK and transparent assessment of the electricity sector in Tanzania gives an impressive picture and paints a bright future. Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Savours Cement Production Boom

  THE booming construction sector, coupled with increasing huge investments in infrastructure development in every fiscal year, is said to be one of the crucial incentives for the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Swimmers Falter in Barcelona

  THE national swimming team launched their campaign at the 15th FINA World Championships in Barcelona on a wrong foot after two swimmers failed to qualify for the semifinals. Read more »

• Tanzania: Why Society Needs More Paralegal Practitioners [analysis]

  "WHO are paralegals?" A youth was overheard asking a woman with whom they were engaged in a conversation.Truly, just like this youth, there could be many Tanzanians who have no who... Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar to Switch to Latest Internet Version

  TANZANIA will be gradually migrating from the current Internet Protocol Version 4 and switching onto Version 6 in effort to cushion the country from imminent digital blackout. Read more »

• Tanzania: Government Orders Inquiry On Mwananchi Gold Company

  THE government has directed Tanzania Mineral Audit Agency (TMAA) to conduct detailed research on the factors behind the downfall of Dar es Salaam-based gold refinery - Mwananchi... Read more »

• Tanzania: Big Welcome Awaits Thai Premier in Dar es Salaam

  PRIME Minister Yingluck Shinawatra of Thailand is expected in the country today for a three-day visit. Read more »

• Tanzania: Ndundu-Somanga Road Set for Completion in December

  TO end transport problems facing the southern regions of Tanzania, recently the Minister for Works, Dr John Magufuli ordered contractor M.A. Kharafi and Sons to complete the 57km... Read more »

• Tanzania: Billions Saved As Ghost Workers Tamed

  THE government now saves 1.5bn/- every month, this development coming up after introducing a new payroll system that manages human capital in public services institutions. Read more »

• Tanzania: How Ready Is Dar es Salaam to Reap From the Gas Boom

  THE country's preparedness for the imminent gas economy was the main subject that dominated discussions during the breakfast meeting in Dar es Salaam over the weekend on the best... Read more »

• Tanzania: Business Investigative Reporting Course Launched At Saut

  THE second phase of a business investigative journalism course has been launched at St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), with the aim of improving reporting of business and... Read more »

• Tanzania: DSE Records Windfall Business

  DAR ES SALAAM Stock Exchange's (DSE) weekly turnover rose by 359 per cent to 11.37bn/- last week from 2.47bn/- registered in the previous week. Read more »

• Tanzania: Fine Arts Spice Up Seventh Ethno Symposium

  THIS year's episode of the International Ethnomusicology Symposium has broadened further to include the Fine Arts in its presentations. Read more »

• Tanzania: NGO Supports Simiyu Schools

  ADVENTIST Development Agency (ADRA) through Thomson Shoes has supported vulnerable children of primary and secondary schools with 4,290 pair of shoes worth 35m/- for four wards in... Read more »

• South Africa: Budget Airline to Introduce Dar es Salaam-Johannesburg' Flights

  FASTJET, a pan-African budget carrier, said on Monday that it will start selling its first international frequency ticket between Tanzania and South Africa this Thursday. Read more »

• Tanzania: Anthrax Hits Arusha, Kilimanjaro Regions

  CASES of anthrax have been reported in several districts of Arusha and Kilimanjaro regions. Read more »

• Tanzania: Court of Appeal Quashes Life Sentence On Youthful Rapist

  IT was all smiles for the 23 year-old Peter Assenga, when the Court of Appeal yesterday saved him from remaining behind bars for the rest of his life for raping a minor, by... Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanzanian Golfers Fire Blanks in Coastal Open

  FOUR Tanzanian representatives in the just ended Kenyan Coast Open Golf Championship failed to shine in the event held at the Mombasa Golf Club in Kenya. Read more »

• Tanzania: Workers Down Tools Over Employer's Mistreatment, Abuse

  WORKERS working in the office of consulting engineers Nicholas O'Dwyer and Company Ltd from Ireland have gone on indefinite strike, accusing their employer, Jianxi Geo-Engineering... Read more »

• East Africa: Entrepreneurs in East Africa Display Unwavering Business Spirit

  VITAL for economic growth, East Africa's small and medium entrepreneurs are displaying unwavering entrepreneurial spirit, notwithstanding the serious challenges that they face. Read more »

• Tanzania: Road Licence Fee Payment Now Goes Electronic

  THE Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) announced the use of a new electronic system for payment of the annual road licence fee starting next month, aimed at increasing efficiency in... Read more »