Tanzania: CSOs Launch Awards to Encourage Efforts On Addressing Climate Change

CIVIL Society Organisations (CSOs) have launched awards to recognize stakeholders' contribution to the climate change mitigation efforts. Read more »

Tanzania: Committee to Enhance Education-Labour Market Link Launched

IN efforts to improve education quality, the Ministry for Education, Science and Technology has launched the Industrial Advisory Committee which will determine need for… Read more »

Tanzania: Sustainable Blue Economy Requires Collective Efforts - Mwinyi

ZANZIBAR President Hussein Mwinyi has said that the path towards a sustainable blue economy largely depends on the collective efforts from all partners to ensure coastal and marine… Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Works On Hitches in Copyright, Piracy

CULTURE, Arts and Sports Minister Dr Pindi Chana said the government is working on addressing challenges in copyright and piracy, calling for collective efforts to succeed. Read more »

Tanzania: Frauds Through Mobile Communication Decreased By 17pc

NUMBER of recoded cases of fraud through mobile phones has declined by 16.7 per cent between December 2022, and January 2023. Read more »

Tanzania: Lindi Farmers Eye Commercial Cassava Farming

FARMERS in Lindi Region are planning to start commercial cassava farming by using improved varieties to generate more profit from their farms. Read more »

East Africa: Partner States' Commitment Key for EAC Trade Integration

THE East African Community (EAC) partner states' commitment to the free movement of capital, services and goods is the bedrock of trade integration in the region. Read more »

Tanzania: Court Staff Services Satisfactory - Survey

A NEW survey by the Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA) has found out that accessibility and courteousness of court staff in the country has increased significantly. Read more »

Tanzania: Isles Govt, NGOs Vow to Enhance Collaboration

THE Zanzibar Government has re-emphasized strengthening collaboration with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) because they play a vital role in achieving development goals. Read more »

Tanzania: Report Reveals How Climate Change Denies Children Right to Education

THE Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) has launched a report on climate change effects, among others, it shows that children were denied the right to education due to people's… Read more »

Tanzania: Suluhu Hassan Complex Construction in Offing

DODOMA City is in the next few months expected to increase its buzzing pace, thanks to the much awaited Samia Complex Project. Read more »

Tanzania: Suluhu Hassan Acknowledges JPM's Role in Shifting to Dodoma

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has acknowledged the role of the fifth phase government under the leadership of the late President John Magufuli for giving a new impetus to the… Read more »

Tanzania: How Relocation to Dodoma Began

THE process of relocating the seat of government from Dar es Salaam to Dodoma began about five decades ago, and it was a democratic one that went through several levels of the… Read more »

Tanzania: New Cassava Varieties Attract More Farmers

FARMERS in Lindi region plan to embark on cassava farming businesses to generate more profit. Read more »

Tanzania: Significance of Maintaining Peace and Tz's Position On Africa

ON 18th May, the Peace and Security Council of the African Union held an Open Session on Humanitarian Action in Africa. This meeting was held at a time when the Horn of Africa… Read more »

Tanzania: Road Safety Infrastructure to Save Children in Three Schools

TANGA Region has commenced the construction of a road safety infrastructure that will benefit over 5,600 pupils of three primary schools in Duga Ward. Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibar, China Strengthen Ties in Key Sectors

ZANZIBAR and China yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the implementation of various development projects in the health, infrastructure and education sectors. Read more »

Tanzania: VP Urges Research On Invasive Species

Vice-President Philip Mpango on Tuesday challenged conservation agencies to engage researchers in controlling the spread of invasive species in protected areas. Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Eyes Excellence in Higher Education

THE government will in the next financial year, review the higher education curricular to improve quality of education that is in line with the national, regional and international… Read more »

Tanzania: Over U.S.$400 Million Allocated for Education Budget

THE Minister for Education, Science and Technology has tabled 1.7tri/- budget for the Financial Year 2023/2024, outlining five key priority areas, among them, strengthening the… Read more »

Tanzania: Iconic Diplomat Membe Laid to Rest in Lindi

PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa led hundreds of mourners in laying to rest the body of former Foreign Affairs Minister, Bernard Membe at his home village in Chiponda, Rondo Ward of… Read more »

Tanzania: Women in Zanzibar Urged to Start Preparation for 2025 General Election

AS the country moves towards its 7th General Elections in 2025, women have been motivated to start early preparations, particularly building confidence to contest. Read more »

Tanzania: EACJ Advances Good Governance

MORE than 100 legal practitioners across the East African Community partner states are set to receive rigorous training on advancing good governance and rule of law in the region. Read more »

Tanzania: Membe's Passion and Commitment to Tanzania and a Safe Working World

NOT once, but many times, did the recently fallen retired minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Mr Bernard Membe make briefings with journalists, usually at… Read more »

Tanzania: Combating of Corruption Bureau Investigates U.S.$3.8 Million Worth of Projects

THE Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) in Kagera Region has investigated 52 projects worth 9.208bn/- between January to March, this year covering various sectors… Read more »