Tanzania: Why Private Sector Credit Grows At Decreasing Rate

THE private sector credit growth has been growing at a decreasing rate since quarter four last year, but still remained in the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) targets. Read more »

Tanzania: Samia's Visit to the Republic of Korea - What It Means to TZ

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan is today commencing her six-day historic state visit to the Republic of Korea at the invitation of the country's President, Mr Yoon Suk Yeol. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Digital Inclusion Project Wins Global Award

THE Tanzania Digital Inclusion Project (TADIP) has excelled at the recently concluded World Summit on Information Society (WSIS 2024 PRIZES) held in Geneva, Switzerland. Read more »

Tanzania: TCC Boosts Samia's Clean Cooking Campaign

Temeke Municipal Counci Mayor, Abdallah Mtinika (in black coat) handing over a gas cylinder to one of the beneficiaries of gas cylinders donated by Tanzania Cigarette Public… Read more »

Tanzania: How Dr Mwinyi Successfully Tackles Youth Unemployment in Zanzibar

LESS than two years remain before President Hussein Ali Mwinyi concludes his initial five-year term in office, leading up to another general election for Zanzibaris in late 2025. Read more »

Tanzania: Kasulu Residents Urge Regular Specialist Medical Camps

RESIDENTS of Kasulu District in Kigoma Region are calling on the government and private hospitals to establish a regular schedule for specialist medical camps at least once a… Read more »

Tanzania: 'Repair Roads On Time to Avoid Extra Costs'

SPEAKER of National Assembly, Dr Tulia Ackson has urged regional managers of the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) to immediately inform the government on the damaged road… Read more »

Tanzania: Citizens Urged to Register in Permanent Voters' Register Book

MWANZA Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Regional Chairman Mr Micheal Lushinge has asked the residents of Kwimba District to make sure they register themselves in the permanent national… Read more »

Tanzania: Why Dodoma Picked to Host Key Environment Day

THE government has announced that Dodoma will host the national celebrations for World Environment Day. Read more »

Tanzania: Morogoro Rural Residents Benefit From Clean Energy Campaign

IN a continued move to support the government's efforts of encouraging the use of clean cooking energy, the Oryx Gas Tanzania Ltd yesterday donated 800 gas cylinders and stoves to… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania On Track to Achieve Food Security Goals By 2030

TANZANIA currently has sufficient food supplies to meet domestic needs, with a surplus available, indicating significant progress towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal… Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibar High Court, Switzerland Institute to Cooperate in Asset Recovery

CRIMINALS with illicit assets will find no place to hide in Zanzibar following the signing of cooperation agreement between the Isles High Court and the Basel Institute on… Read more »

Tanzania: Complaints Against Public Leaders in Sharp Decline

The Ethics Secretariat has revealed that the number of citizens' complaints against public leaders especially those concerning violation of the Public Leadership Code of Ethics Act… Read more »

Tanzania: Havoc As Tanzania's Fish Exports Plummet

NAVIGATING the waters of the mighty Lake Victoria for a catch is becoming a wrestling operation among Tanzanian fishermen. Read more »

Africa: AU Peace Security Council - Samia Earns Kudos

PEACE stakeholders have lauded President Samia Suluhu Hassan's call for urgent concerted efforts among African nations to end emerging security threats, saying sustainable peace… Read more »

Tanzania: Why Tanzania Hosts Key Africa Fisheries Summit

Key reforms made by the country in the fisheries sector have attracted stakeholders to choose Tanzania as the host of the Africa Small Scale Fisheries (SSF) Summit for the… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Steps Up Promotion As Premier Global Tourist Destination

The government has unveiled investment opportunities in the tourism industry to the visiting global travel agents as it seeks to unleash the industry's full potential. Read more »

Tanzania: Why Climate Change Is Tanzania's Top Agenda

TANZANIA is currently experiencing severe weather as a result of a changing climate. Read more »

Tanzania: 11 Dead As Mtibwa Factory Boiler Explodes

Eleven people have been confirmed dead and two others severely wounded after the boiler at the Mtibwa sugar factory in Morogoro exploded earlier on Thursday. Read more »

Tanzania: Kariakoo Traders Assured of Protection

THE government has assured the Kariakoo market traders that the construction of the East Africa market zone at the Ubungo area in Dar es Salaam has no negative impact on their… Read more »

Tanzania: MPs Unanimously Endorse Defence's 3.3tri/ - Spending Plan

Lawmakers have unanimously approved the 3.3 trillion/- spending plan of the Ministry of Defence and National Services for the 2024/25 financial year. Read more »

Tanzania: Domestic and Foreign Investments Spur Eco-Growth

ACCORDING to the Bank of Tanzania, economic growth in Q1-24 is estimated at 5.1 per cent, backed by increased domestic and foreign investments. Read more »

Tanzania: Who Has Power Over CEOs, BOT or Owners?

THE issue of chief executive officer (CEO) performance is undoubtedly a hot research topic in the management literature and has been investigated from various perspectives. Read more »

Tanzania: Insights Into Tanzania's Banking Sector Performance in Q1 2024

THE Tanzanian banking sector displayed varied performance across different financial institutions during the first quarter of 2024. Read more »

Southern Africa: SADC Condemns DRC Attempted Coup

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) yesterday condemned the attempted coup d'état on Sunday in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Read more »