February 14
Tanzania: Samia Embarks On Historic Visit to Norway
Samia Suluhu Hassan has commenced a significant state visit to Norway, marking a pivotal moment in the diplomatic relations between the two nations. Read more »
Tanzania: What Ex Leaders Say About Lowassa
Prime Minister Judge Joseph Warioba has described the late former Prime Minister, Edward Lowassa as a hard-working visionary leader with strong faith and patience. Read more »
Tanzania: Why Reconstructive, Cosmetic Surgery Services Introduced
T government has said it has introduced reconstructive and cosmetic surgery in the country to save costs incurred in seeking the services abroad while there are highly skilled… Read more »
February 11
Cote d'Ivoire: From Best Losers Side to New Afcon Champs Winners
ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST: YES! hosts Ivory Coast are the new Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) champions after defeating Nigeria 2-1. Read more »
Tanzania: Tanzania's President to Hold Tête-À-Tête Talks With Pope Francis in Vatican
President Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected to meet and hold tête-à-tête conversations with Pope Francis as she begins her visit to Vatican City on Monday. Read more »
Tanzania: How Lowassa Will Be Remembered
DIFFERENT academicians and politicians have reflected on the late former Prime Minister Edward Lowassa's leadership legacy through which he would be always remembered. Read more »
Tanzania: Tanzania Commits to Strengthening Ties With Iran
Tanzania has reiterated its commitment to working closely with Iran in strengthening bilateral ties between two countries. Read more »
February 06
Tanzania: Imported Sugar Supply Begin to Ease Shortage, Cool Prices
THE sugar shortage that drove prices to record highs is finally poised to ease as distribution of imported sweeteners began on Monday to fill in the supply gap. Read more »
Tanzania: Govt Warns Against Use of Traditional Medicine in Red Eyes Treatment
As the number of patients with Red Eyes disease increases, the Zanzibar Ministry of Health has cautioned members of the public against wrong perception and use of traditional… Read more »
East Africa: Tanzania Ranked Second Least Corrupt in EAC
TANZANIA is the second least corrupt country in the East African Community (EAC) region after Rwanda, according to the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released by Transparency… Read more »
February 05
East Africa: Zanzibaris to Give Views On Proposed New Tanzania Foreign Policy
The union government in collaboration with Zanzibar State House has organised two sessions for people in Unguja and Pemba to discuss and give their views about the proposed… Read more »
Tanzania: No Sugar Stranded at Dar Port - Officials React to Reports
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Dar es Salaam Port on Sunday came out strongly turning down reports that consignments of sugar were stranded at the port amid ongoing crisis. Read more »
Tanzania: Specific Legislation to Curb GBV in Offing
DODOMA: THE government is finalising procedures to come up with specific legislation that will address all forms of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the country. Read more »
Tanzania: How Kabwe Port Stimulates Cross Border Trade
RUKWA: FARMERS and local entrepreneurs in Rukwa Region are reaping the benefits of the Kabwe port on Lake Tanganyika which has boosted cross-border trade between Tanzania and the… Read more »
Tanzania: Untold Story Over CCM-Chadema Reconciliation Talks
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Vice-Chairman (Mainland) for ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), Abdulrahman Kinana revealed on Sunday what transpired during reconciliation meetings with the main… Read more »
Tanzania: Zambia, TZ Reaffirm to Facilitate Cargo Transportation
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA and Zambia have expressed commitment to jointly fast-track setting up of a centre within the Kwala Dry Port, in Coast Region, specifically for facilitating… Read more »
February 04
Tanzania: Geingob's Death Is Pan Africanist Loss, Says President Suhulu Hassan
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has expressed her sadness over the death of Namibia's President, Hage Geingob. Read more »
February 03
Tanzania: More Adults are Literate, Education Ministry Tells Parliament
Tanzania has made impressive strides in increasing the percentage of the adult population who can read and write. Read more »
February 02
Tanzania: MPs Call for Competent Electoral Commission Members
Members of Parliament have highlighted qualities required for members of the National Electoral Commission (NEC), including integrity, trust, patriotism, and experience in… Read more »
Africa: Africa Challenged to Grab AfCFTA Opportunities
DURBAN, South Africa: AFRICAN countries have been urged to take advantage of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) opportunities to stimulate business as it envisions… Read more »
Tanzania: Increase Coffee Production to Meet New Factory Demand
MARA: MARA Regional Commissioner Mr Said Mtanda has urged residents to increase coffee farming and get raw materials to the newly constructed coffee processing factory, a property… Read more »
Tanzania: Why Education Curriculum, Policy Win Public Trust
DODOMA: PRIME Minister, Mr Kassim Majaliwa, has stated that the new education policy and curriculum have gained the trust of the public, it will effectively address competence,… Read more »
Tanzania: Tanzania Allocates 4bn/ - for Treatment of Children With Sickle Cell
DODOMA: The Tanzanian government has allocated 4 billion shillings for the treatment of 20 children grappling with sickle cell disease through bone marrow transplant services. Read more »
Tanzania: Suluhu Hassan Lauds Court Efficacy
Emphasises arbitration for speedy justice dispensationCommends case backlog decrease Read more »
Tanzania: CJ - Judiciary Takes Steps to Uplift Criminal Justice
DODOMA: THE Judiciary of Tanzania has taken steps to implement the recommendations of the Commission formed by President Samia Suluhu Hassan to improve criminal justice… Read more »