Africa: African Universities Push Joint Research, AI Skills

UNIVERSITIES across Africa are seeking closer cooperation in research and innovation so that graduates can work in an economy, which is being reshaped by Artificial Intelligence… Read more »

Tanzania: Police Arrest 119 in Crime Crackdown

TABORA Regional Police have arrested 119 suspects in a special operation targeting a range of crimes, including theft, murder, wildlife offences, drug trafficking, indecent assault… Read more »

Tanzania: Probe Launched Into Dodoma Market Fire

INVESTIGATIONS have been launched into the cause of a fire that broke out at Dodoma's Machinga Complex Market on Sunday night, as officials assess the extent of the damage and… Read more »

Tanzania: Frelimo Leader Urges Liberation Movement Parties to Serve People

THE Secretary General of the Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO), Mr Chakil Aboobacar, has urged participants of the 45-day Training of Trainers (ToT) programme from Southern… Read more »

Tanzania: Serengeti Balloon Safaris Becomes World's First B Corp-Certified Balloon Company

SERENGETI Balloon Safaris has become the world's first hot-air balloon company to achieve Certified B Corporation status, giving the Tanzanian tourism operator an internationally… Read more »

Tanzania: Nzega Water Project Set to Boost Supply

RESIDENTS of Nzega Town are set to benefit from improved access to clean and safe water following the launch of a 620m/- water treatment expansion project. Read more »

Tanzania: Tawa Returns 12.17bn/ - to Tourism Communities

THE Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has distributed a total of 12.17bn/- to beneficiaries of tourism activities, including district councils, Wildlife Management… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanesco Upgrades Infrastructure Before El Niño

THE Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) has upgraded power infrastructure and deployed emergency response teams nationwide to minimise the impact of El Niño rains and… Read more »

Tanzania: Shares Everyone Is Buying, but No One Is Selling

TANZANIA'S stock market is having the kind of year that attracts headlines. Read more »

Tanzania: Dr Samia to Meet African Leaders in Talks to Bolster Investment in Reproductive, Maternal, Child Healthcare

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan, an African Union champion for maternal and child health is expected to convene African leaders and development partners in New York on September 23… Read more »

Tanzania: PM Pledges Stronger Government-Religious Ties

Prime Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba has assured religious institutions of continued government cooperation in promoting social cohesion, strengthening moral values and improving the… Read more »

East Africa: Jkci Expansion to Boost Tanzania's Cardiac Hub Ambition

Tanzania is strengthening its position as a regional hub for advanced cardiac treatment and surgery following the signing of a 112bn/- agreement with China to expand the Jakaya… Read more »

Tanzania: 'Embrace Union Spirit'

Vice-president Deogratius Ndejembi has urged Union institutions to strengthen cooperation, utilise available opportunities and jointly participate in activities both within and… Read more »

Tanzania: Kariakoo Reorganisation Plan Wins Support

Stakeholders have welcomed plans by the Dar es Salaam Regional Government to reclassify all businesses operating in Kariakoo, saying the move could improve access to formal shops,… Read more »

East Africa: East Africa's Iconic Snow Peaks Face Imminent Extinction

EAST Africa's iconic equatorial glaciers across three mountain peaks in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania will soon disappear entirely, with new climate assessments predicting total… Read more »

Tanzania: Fuel, Fertiliser Subsidies to Ease Inflation

FUEL and fertiliser subsidies, tax relief on essential food imports and tighter market price monitoring are among measures being used to curb inflation and protect the purchasing… Read more »

Tanzania: Police Impound 103 Motorcycles in Crackdown

POLICE in Mwanza have impounded 103 motorcycles and detained 30 suspects during a crackdown targeting reckless riders practices that residents say have become a growing public… Read more »

Tanzania: Kwimba Leaders Told to Prepare for El Niño

KWIMBA District Council Executive Director Dr Amon Mkoga has directed ward executive officers and other staff to mobilise residents to take precautions against El Niño rains… Read more »

Tanzania: Afcon 2027 Preps - Motsepe Says No Plan B for Host

CONFÉDÉRATION Africaine de Football (CAF) President Patrice Motsepe has issued a resounding vote of confidence in East Africa's readiness for the 2027 Africa Cup of… Read more »

Tanzania: PCCB Recovers 2.7bn/ - Workers' Contributions

THE Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) has recovered 2.7bn/- in unpaid workers' social security contributions from 146 private companies in Kagera Region after… Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibar Allocates Funds for District Disability Officers' Transport

THE Zanzibar government has allocated funds in the current financial year's budget to provide transport facilities for the remaining District Disability Officers; a move aimed at… Read more »

Tanzania: Kikwete Urges Men to Undergo Regular Prostate Cancer Screening

DAR ES SALAAM: FORMER President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Jakaya Kikwete, has urged men to develop a culture of undergoing regular prostate health screenings to… Read more »

Tanzania: Government Opens Economic Opportunities for People With Disabilities

LINDI: PEOPLE with disabilities and other groups with special needs in Lindi Region have been urged to tap economic opportunities emerging from strategic projects being implemented… Read more »

Tanzania: CCM Vows to Uphold Democracy

AS the world marked the International Day of Democracy yesterday, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) pledged to uphold democratic principles within the party and respect the independence of… Read more »

Tanzania: Mwanza Moves Before El Niño Rains Turn Roads, Bridges and Homes Into Disaster Zones

WHEN heavy rains arrive, the difference between disruption and disaster is often determined long before the first drops fall. For Mwanza, where roads, bridges, drainage systems,… Read more »