January 29, 2023
Tanzania: Major Boost for Kibong'oto Hospital
THE government has set aside some 3.2bn/- for the upgrade of key facilities at Kibong'oto Infectious Disease Hospital (KIDH). Read more »
Tanzania: Special Operation to Expose Missing Students
THE Kilimanjaro Regional Commissioner's office will begin a special operation to identify Form One students who have not reported to school. Read more »
January 27, 2023
Tanzania: 50 Clubs Meet to Address Football Challenges
MORE than 50 clubs in Arusha meet in the city this Saturday to address various challenges that retard the development of football, including the leadership crisis facing many… Read more »
Tanzania: Geita RC Cautions Over Misuse of Govt Tablets
GEITA Regional Commissioner, Mr Martin Shigella has directed teachers to ensure they properly use tablets provided to them so that they can yield the intended results. Read more »
Tanzania: Mwinyi Demands Efficiency At Karume Airport
PRESIDENT Hussein Mwinyi has called for efficiency in service delivery at Zanzibar's Abeid Amani Karume International Airport to meet the demand of growing number of visitors. Read more »
Tanzania: Boost for Agriculture Sector As AfDB Commits 280bn/ - for Irrigation, Logistics Hubs
PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan's efforts to bring agricultural sector reforms has received a huge boost after African Development Bank Group's decision to commit a 120 million US… Read more »
Tanzania: Body of Tanzanian Killed in Ukraine Returns Home
The body of a Tanzanian national who was killed in Ukraine fighting with Russian forces returned to his home country on Friday. Read more »
Tanzania: Zanzibar Current Account Deficit Widens
THE current account deficit widened to 365.4 million US dollars during the period ending November last year from 213.1 million US dollars registered in the corresponding period a… Read more »
East Africa: EABC Touts Low Air Transport Costs in EAC Region
EAST African Business Council (EABC) has urged governments of the East Africa Community (EAC) partner states to have single air transport services agreement to lower the cost of… Read more »
Tanzania: Govt Allocates 113bn/ - to Improve Marine Transport
THE government has allocated 113bn/ for Marine Service Company Limited (MSCL) to enhance its operations and improve marine transport. Read more »
Tanzania: How Govt Propelled New Banking Industry Profitability Bar
TANZANIA'S banking industry has demonstrated resilience by effectively fulfilling its role as a key liquidity provider for the economy, thanks to the government's concerted efforts… Read more »
Tanzania: Kilaini Urges Youth to Exploit Agriculture Opportunities
AUXILIARY Bishop Methodius Kilaini, the Apostolic Administrator for Bukoba Catholic Diocese, has encouraged youths in the country to fully exploit available opportunities in the… Read more »
January 26, 2023
Tanzania: Ministry Calls On Better Use of Culture, Arts Fund
THE Ministry of Culture, Arts and Sports has instructed the cultural officials in the country to ensure that artists benefit from the culture and arts fund at regional and council… Read more »
Tanzania: Ministry Pledges to End Water Woes in Ukerewe
WATER Deputy Minister Ms Maryprisca Mahundi has assured of government commitment to continue executing various programmes aimed at addressing water woes in Ukerewe District. Read more »
January 25, 2023
Tanzania: Farmers Admit Cost of Ignorance On Soil Acidity
SMALLHOLDER farmers in Njombe and Iringa regions have admitted that for years they have been harvesting less than what they deserve because they were either unaware or ignored… Read more »
January 26, 2023
Tanzania: Strong Winds Render 48 Families' Homeless
ABOUT 48 families have been rendered homeless, following the strong winds at Tundu area, Kala ward along Lake Tanganyika shoreline and at Kirando ward of Nkasi district, Rukwa… Read more »
Tanzania: Teachers in Rukwa Demand 2bn/ - Unpaid Arrears
TEACHERS in Rukwa region are pushing for payment of their arrears amounting to more than 2bn/-. Read more »
January 25, 2023
Tanzania: Z'bar VP Calls for More Measures to Control Maternal Deaths
ZANZIBAR Second Vice President, Mr Hemed Suleiman Abdulla has asked development partners and health experts to devise more measures for minimizing or preventing maternal and… Read more »
January 26, 2023
Tanzania: Integrating Biodiversity Conservation Crucial for Healthy Ecosystems
INTEGRATING biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation into development programming is important because healthy ecosystems underpin human well-being and economic… Read more »
January 25, 2023
Tanzania: NMB Pledges More Investment in Tech to Drive Financial Inclusion
NMB Bank has pledged to continue investing in research to come up with technologically driven banking solutions as part of its commitment to enhancing financial inclusion and… Read more »
Tanzania: CCM Pushes for Enhanced Projects Management
RULING party - Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) in Geita district has urged the government leaders in Geita Town Council to strengthen the management of projects constructed throughthe… Read more »
Tanzania: Manufacturers, Importers of Building Materials Told to Abide By Standards
MANUFACTURERS and importers of building materials have been advised to comply with both local and international standards to produce high quality goods that can compete in the… Read more »
Tanzania: Business People Counselled On AfCFTA
The Minister for Investment, Industry and Trade, Dr Ashatu Kijaji has urged business people to make efficient use of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) by exporting… Read more »
Tanzania: Govt Orders School Inspection to Identify Unethical Books
THE Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has directed education officers and quality controllers to visit all schools and libraries to identify unethical books being used… Read more »
Tanzania: Govt Warns People Against Working as Mercenaries for Foreign Armies
The government has warned Tanzanians against working as mercenaries and fighting for foreign armies, insisting the act contravenes the law of the land. Read more »