Tanzania: Young Africans Qualify for CAF Cc Finals

Young Africans have meandered into the CAF Confederation Cup finals for the first time ever courtesy of a 4-1 aggregate victory over South Africa's Marumo Gallants. Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibar to Produce Its Own Power

FOR the first time ever, Zanzibar will start generating its own electricity, a move which will reduce dependence on power transported from Tanzania Mainland. Read more »

Tanzania: No Killings of Herders, Livestock - Govt

THE government has denied reports of alleged killings of livestock and herders by conservation rangers at Mwanavala village in Mbarali District, Mbeya Region. Read more »

East Africa: EAC to Develop Common Energy Policy

THE East African Community (EAC) is set to develop a common energy policy to be backed with a protocol that will define the regional framework to support the development of the… Read more »

Tanzania: Fawe Launches Malala Fund to Empower Child Mothers in Zanzibar

ABOUT 160 young mothers who dropped out of school for various challenges in Unguja North Region, will benefit from entrepreneurship skills in a one-year project initiated by Forum… Read more »

Tanzania: Govt to Build 2000-Kilometre Roads This Year

TANZANIA is set to make history with the government eyeing to ink a deal next month for the construction project of 2000 kilometre roads this year. Read more »

Tanzania: Chalamila Becomes New Dar Boss As Samia Transfers Four RCs

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan made a minor reshuffle to regional commissioners on Monday that saw Kagera RC Albert Chalamila being shifted to Dar es Salaam Region. Read more »

Tanzania: Under-Five Mortality Rate Drops By 36%

TANZANIA has achieved yet another significant milestone by lowering the under-five mortality rate by 36 per cent in just six years. Read more »

Tanzania: Telecom Towers Installation - Samia Decries Bureaucracy

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has warned Local Government Authorities and Public Entities providing legal permits for installing communication towers to get rid of bureaucracy. Read more »

Tanzania: Samia Leads Mourners On Membe's Final Send-Off

President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Sunday led mourners to pay their last respects to the fallen former Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Minister, Bernard Membe , who died… Read more »

Tanzania: Rukwa Receives 60bn/ - for Construction of Roads

RUKWA Regional Commissioner Ms Queen Sendiga says the region has received a 60bn/-from the central government for construction of road infrastructures and other development… Read more »

Tanzania: Oil, Gas Blocks Auctioning Period Unveiled As Tanzania's 5th Licensing Round in Offing

Preparations for the fifth licencing round in Tanzania Mainland is underway, according to Petroleum Upstream Regulatory Authority (PURA. Read more »

Tanzania: Mongella Urges SMEs to Produce Quality Products

ARUSHA Regional Commissioner, John Mongella, has challenged small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to manufacture quality products as the country gears towards… Read more »

Tanzania: Yanga, Unicef Join Fight Against Cholera

YOUNG Africans, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), and the Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner's Office, through the Regional Health Office, have… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Shines Globally Over ICT Use in Government

A NEW report by the World Bank (WB) has listed Tanzania as among countries in the globe with effective use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in delivering public… Read more »

Tanzania: How Isles Govt Transforms Health Sector

ZANZIBAR President Dr Hussein Mwinyi has said that his government is taking various measures to improve the health sector and workers welfare with the aim of increasing efficiency. Read more »

Tanzania: Sixteen U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers Sworn-in to Serve in Tanzania

A total of 16 volunteers have been sworn-in as Peace Corps volunteers to serve in Tanzania communities for a period of two years. Read more »

Tanzania: Milestone in Bone Marrow Transplant

TANZANIA is making a step ahead to ease accessibility of specialised health services to its people following the launch of bone marrow transplant services at its Benjamin Mkapa… Read more »

Tanzania: Zanzibar Projects 7.1% Economic Growth

ZANZIBAR economy is projected to grow at 7.1 per cent in 2023, thanks to the booming tourism industry and execution of strategic development projects, the House of Representatives… Read more »

Tanzania: Coffee Board to Double Seedling Distribution

TANZANIA Coffee Board (TCB) is targeting to increase coffee production in the northern zone this season by doubling seeds distribution outreach. Read more »

Tanzania: Prime Minister Stresses Research to Boost Mining Sector

PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has directed the Mining Commission to conduct detailed research on all potential minerals in the country and disseminate the findings timely to… Read more »

Tanzania: Ministry Seeks to Hike Import Duty on Edible Oil

THE Ministry of Agriculture is seeking a hike edible oil import duty from the current 25 per cent to 35 per cent to protect local producers. Read more »

Tanzania: 'New Isles Revenue Collection Systems Impermeable'

THE government on Wednesday dismissed as unfounded claims that the country is losing huge amount of money through the newly introduced revenue collection systems. Read more »

Tanzania/South Africa: President Thrilled as Young Africans Win 2-0 Against Gallants

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has hailed Young Africans for producing a 2-0 success over Marumo Gallants. Read more »

Tanzania: High Hopes As Agric Budget Approved

AGRICULTURE stakeholders and economist have expressed satisfaction with the increase of the ministry's budget expressing high expectaions from the financial boost. Read more »