December 2

• Law Society Expresses Concern Over Kenya's Violence

  Daily News

  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 »

• Rape Victims Getting Row Deal From Law Enforcers

  Daily News

  MARIAM Ayubu, 11, was born to Zaituni and Haji Ayubu but the parents never got married. Upon attaining the age of seven, Mariam was taken by her father (the legal age a father can... Read more »

• Eaton in Pole Position to Win Tanzania Ladies Golf Meet

  Daily News

  TANZANIA prolific young golfer, Angel Eaton has continued to excel after maintaining her lead in a day-two at the Tanzania Ladies Amateur Stroke Play Championship expected to wind... Read more »

• UDSM Students to Stage Fine Art Exhibition

  Daily News

  THE department of Fine and Performing Arts, University of Dar es Salaam will stage a second Affordable Students' Art Exhibition at the Alliance Francaise Cultural Centre from... Read more »

December 1

• 2012 Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup Day Six (6) - 95 Champs Zanzibar Cause Stir

  CAF

  BAD weather and a demanding playing surface at the Nelson Mandela National Stadium were not the only Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup spectacles on Thursday as Zanzibar stunned hot... Read more »

November 30

• New EAC Head Office in Arusha Opened

  New Vision

  The Presidents of the EAC member states have officially inaugurated the new multi-billion headquarters in Arusha. Read more »

• One-Border-Post to Ease Clearance of Goods in EA - Kikwete

  New Vision

  Non-tariff barriers, bureaucratic processes in decision making and the misuse of Rules of Origin are the main challenges that continue to undermine the integration agenda in East... Read more »

• Mantra Tanzania Takes Uranium Sensitization Drive to Songea

  Daily News

  MANTRA Tanzania has embarked on public awareness campaign on peaceful and economical uses of uranium resource. Read more »

• Trading Drift Between Dar es Salaam, Istanbul Improves

  Daily News

  TANZANIA ought to take advantage of existing bilateral relations with Turkey, to double trading activities among the two countries. Read more »

• TAZARA, PUMA in Joint Mitigation Programme

  Daily News

  THE Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has welcomed an offer by Puma Energy Limited to engage a team of experts to undertake an environmental impact mitigation programme at... Read more »

• Housing Minister Anna Tibaijuka Cautions Loan Takers

  Daily News

  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 »

• How to Boost Fishery Industry in Lake Victoria Zone

  Daily News

  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 »

• Water Management Remains Vital for Economic Development

  Daily News

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

• Researchers Break Jatropha Myth

  The Star

  The jatropha plant is not economically viable in Kenya. According to researchers, the biofuel crop, which was believed to be a solution to reducing the country's dependence on... Read more »

• Govt Vows to Boost Small-Scale Mining

  Daily News

  THE government has set aside 8.9bn/- to support small-scale miners in the country aimed at boosting the economy and reducing unemployment. Read more »

• Precision Air Donates Sh9 Million to Anti Cancer Campaign

  Daily News

  PRECISION Air has donated 9m/- to support the breast cancer awareness and screening campaign that kicks off in Mtwara and Lindi next week. Read more »

• Lake Victoria Project Intensifies Pollution Fight

  Daily News

  THE Lake Victoria Environmental Management Project (LVEMP) is expected to put more emphasis on pollution that has been a menace to marine environment. Read more »

• Land Grabbing Fears Allayed

  Daily News

  THE government has assured Tanzanians that land that belongs to villagers will never be taken from them and offered to investors. Read more »

• Four Aliens Held for 'Banditry'

  Daily News

  LAW enforcement officers in Dar es Salaam Special Police Zone have arrested nine suspected bandits with seven firearms and 75 rounds of ammunition in two separate operations... Read more »

• Shilling Gains Against U.S Dollar

  Daily News

  THE shilling has gained against the US dollar, thanks to the end month tax and salary obligations that have created corporate demand for the local currency. Read more »

• Gender Based Violence Increasing in Moshi

  Daily News

  STATISTICS released by the Ministry of Home Affairs have revealed that reported cases related to gender cruelty have substantially increased, the Chairperson of the Organizing... Read more »

• Serengeti Freeport Zone Breweries Unveils Tusker Lite

  Daily News

  SERENGETI Breweries Limited (SBL) launched its new Tusker Lite product at the Marketers' Night at a city Hotel. Read more »

• Investors Rush for Mtwara Freeport Zone

  Daily News

  PROSPECTIVE investors have shown keen interest to invest on the envisaged Mtwara Freeport Zone that seeks to serve the gas and oil exploration activities. Read more »

• Court to Determine Authenticity of SADC Tribunal Suspension

  Daily News

  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 »

• Local Transport Plan to Create 240,000 Jobs

  Daily News

  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 »