November 30

• Tanzania: Court to Determine Authenticity of SADC Tribunal Suspension

  THE Arusha-based African Court on Human and People's Rights has been asked to use its advisory powers to determine whether the suspension of the Southern African Development... Read more »

• Tanzania: Housing Minister Anna Tibaijuka Cautions Loan Takers

  TANZANIANS wishing to own houses through mortgage financing should do so with caution by ensuring that they acquire loans that match their incomes, the Minister for Land, Housing... Read more »

• Tanzania: Local Transport Plan to Create 240,000 Jobs

  ABOUT 240,000 jobs are expected to be generated during the implementation of Local Government Transport Programme Phase Two (LGTP 2) whose execution begins in July next year. Read more »

• Tanzania: Public Service Procurement Watchdog Launched in Dar es Salaam

  AN organization meant to monitor and ensure value for money in public service delivery was officially launched in Dar es Salaam. Read more »

• Tanzania: VETA Launches Jobs Project

  THE Vocational Education Training Authority (VETA) has launched a special project aimed at enhancing employ ability in Mtwara Region. Read more »

• Tanzania: Infrastructure Sharing Offers Cost Relief in Telecoms Services

  INCREASING demand for internet services, retail and corporate data in urban and rural areas is creating an opportunity for mobile operators to rollout efficient networks through... Read more »

November 29

• Tanzania/Burundi: Kilimanjaro Stars Suffer Setback

  KILIMANJARO Stars' hopes of commanding an early progression to the quarterfinals of this year's CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup endured a setback after suffering a 1-0 defeat to... Read more »

• Tanzania: Massive Crowd Turn Out As 'Sharo Milionea' Is Buried

  HUNDREDS of mourners turned out to pay tribute to the renowned comedian and musician Hussein Ramadhani Mkieti, whose remains were laid to rest in Muheza District, Tanga Region on... Read more »

• Tanzania: Such Land 'Losers' Deserve Fair Deal

  THE government has announced that from now on; foreigners who intend to invest in agriculture will be allocated a maximum of 10,000 hectares. Read more »

• 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: EALA Proud to Call Arusha 'Home'

  THE Speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly, Dr Margaret Zziwa, has said the East African Community was proud to call Arusha its permanent home and lauded Tanzania for... Read more »

• Tanzania: TPA Receives New Fleet of Mobile Cranes

  THE Port of Dar es Salaam has received four new state-of-the-art mobile cranes 'Gottwald' from Germany expecting to improve the day to day operations. Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar Envisages Influx of Indian Investors

  TANZANIA is looking forward to an influx of Indian investors under her incentive-rich Export Processing Zone (EPZ) and Special Economic Zone (SEZ) programmes. 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 »

• Tanzania: Five People With Albinism Killed in Three Years

  BRUTAL killings and attacks on people with albinism (PWA) in some parts of the country have continued for the past three years, with statistics showing however that the acts have... Read more »

• Tanzania: Christians Gather for National Prayers

  ON Thursday, Christian faithful in the country will gather in Mapinga on the outskirts of Dar es Salaam to conduct special prayers for the nation. Read more »

• Tanzania: Over Sh8 Billion to Rehabilitate Roads in Kilimanjaro Region

  SOME 8.3bn/- has been set aside for road construction and rehabilitation in Kilimanjaro region for 2012 / 20013 fiscal year. Read more »

• Tanzania: Nineteen Families Rendered Homeless As Heavy Rains Pound Mpanda

  MORE than 19 families in Mpanda town, Katavi region have been rendered homeless, after heavy rains accompanied by strong winds swept away their houses. Read more »

• Tanzania: Construction of JNIA Terminal Three to Start Soon

  THE construction of passengers' terminal 3 complex at Julius Nyerere International (JNIA) Airport is set to start immediately, should the ongoing search for qualified constructor... Read more »

• Tanzania/Zambia: Taifa Stars to Pitch Camp for Zambia Clash

  THE national soccer team, Taifa Stars, will move into residential camp soon after the conclusion of the Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) Senior... Read more »

• Tanzania: Go Professional, TBC Board of Directors Urged

  TANZANIA Broadcasting Corporation (TBC) should play the key role to educate the public on issues that other television stations fail to cover. Read more »

• Tanzania: Coffee Supply At Moshi Auction Market Rises

  COFFEE supply at the Moshi Exchange increased to 30,957 bags during last week's trading session, up from the 28,497 bags of the previous auction, because of a significant rise in... Read more »

• Tanzania: EAC to Harmonise Standards of Children Food Supplements

  TANZANIA has taken steps in making sure the quality of children food supplements are rechecked ahead of the ongoing East African Community's standards harmonization grafting. Read more »

• Tanzania: Be Fair On Fares, Bus Owners Urged

  UPCOUNTRY bus operators have been challenged to be realistic and justify their applications for increases of fares. Read more »

• Tanzania: Vodacom Launches Fifth Branch in Dar es Salaam

  VODACOM Tanzania embarked on an expansion drive by opening a fifth branch in Dar es Salaam, a move that will take the mobile phone operator closer to its potential customers and... Read more »