Tanzania Hit By the Shortages of Condom
Citizen
Risks of increase of sexually transmitted infections, HIV as well as unplanned pregnancies might increase in Tanzania, following reports of shortages of condoms. Read more »
Man Held for Allegedly Cutting Off Village Leader's Head in Anti-Poaching Wrangle
Citizen
An attempt to prevent poaching in the Tarangire National Park ended disastrously for a village chairman here as alleged poachers killed him by cutting off his head. Read more »
Diamond, Rayvanny Accused of Stealing Video Concept for Their Hit
allAfrica
Popular musicians Diamond Platnumz and Rayvanny's new song, Tetema, which is currently trending on top of the charts in East Africa has been rocked by controversy. Read more »
A Month Later, Govt Bans Sugar Importation Again
East African
A month after lifting a ban on sugar importation, Tanzanian authorities have imposed yet another one, this time putting a stop to the issuance of permits. Read more »
25 Giraffe Slaughtered in Loliondo, Says Probe Report
Citizen
Twenty-five giraffe were killed by poachers in Loliondo District in the past two years, a special committee that investigated reports of killings of the animal has found. Read more »
Tanzania Seeks Dangote's Investment in Petroleum
Daily Trust
Tanzania has asked the Chairman of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, to invest in their country's petroleum and cement industry. This was disclosed by the Commissioner in the… Read more »
Another Firm Set to Buy 15,000 Tonnes of Cashew Nuts
Daily News
A LOCAL firm is finalizing a deal to purchase 15,000 tonnes of cashew nuts from the government. Bi-Southern Trade Limited, a company based in Dar es Salaam, is set to seal an… Read more »
Government Directs Taxman to Clear DRC-Bound Cargo
Citizen
The government has directed the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) to immediately clear all transit cargo to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and curb recent delays that have… Read more »
Tanzania, Barrick Agree on Plan to Settle Acacia Dispute
East African
Tanzanian authorities and Canadian miner Barrick Gold say they have worked out a plan to settle the disputes between the government and Acacia Mining Plc. Read more »
How Tanzania Media Is Shying Away From Politics
Citizen
Tanzanian media organisations shied away from reporting on politics, and instead diverted more attention to economic and development issues in 2018, according to findings of a new… Read more »
Germany to Help Create More Jobs
Citizen
The jobless people must smiling broadly following Germany's interest in encouraging more private sector investments in the East African Community (EAC) bloc, it was announced here… Read more »
Why U.S.$179 Million Cashew Deal Has Yet to Be Executed
Citizen
The Kenyan firm that won the tender to buy 100,000 tonnes of Tanzanian cashew nuts is still processing the required legal documents before effecting payments, the government said… Read more »
Peruvian Drug Dealer Condemned to 20 Years in Jail
Daily News
HIGH Court's Economic, Corruption and Organised Crime Division has sentenced a Peruvian to 20 years in jail over trafficking of cocaine hydrochloride-narcotic drugs-in Tanzania. Read more »
Trade Barriers Said to Hurt Isles' Economy
Daily News
BURNING issues related to industries and businesses are among matters being addressed at ongoing meetings involving ministers from the two sides of the United Republic of Tanzania,… Read more »
President Magufuli Appoints New IAE Director
Daily News
PRESIDENT John Magufuli has appointed Dr Michael Ng'umbi as a new director for Institute of Adult Education (IAE). Read more »
