A Look back at Tanzania’s history: The 2010s were ushered in as the country was preparing to go to the polls. With a rejuvenated opposition in and outside parliament, and the government rocked by corruption scandals and disputed elections, it was clear that this would be a decade where the country is in search of direction.Continue Reading
Mwanza — Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu has formulated a probe team to investigate alleged frauds at the Nansio Referral Hospital construction project worth 2.7bn/- in Ukerewe district.Continue Reading
Tanzania: More than 400,000 primary school pupils in Zanzibar will have access to a comfortable learning environment, thanks to the new Zanzibar Improving Quality of Basic Education Project (ZIQUE) run by the World Bank Continue Reading
The contracts of 13 Tanzanian prison officers working at the Seychelles main prison facility at Montagne Posee, which end next month, will be extended while others are expected to be recruited.Continue Reading
MINISTER for Energy, Mr January Makamba has said that the sixth phase government under President Samia Suluhu Hassan is undertaking various projects aimed at providing lasting solution to power woes in the country.Continue Reading
Tanzania’s endeavour is to increase horticulture export value to $2 billion by 2030 through ongoing business reforms to create more jobs, increase productivity, and eventually commercialise the entire horticultural value chain.Continue Reading
During Tanzania’s worst power rationing for decades comes tough questions for the state power company; can Tanesco ensure that power woes will not impede future economic growth in Tanzania? Continue Reading
African football boss Patrice Motsepe told a press conference in Johannesburg on Wednesday he believes a team from the continent can reach the 2026 World Cup final. Morocco made history in Qatar by becoming the first African representatives to reach the semi-finals. Continue Reading
Land owners can now pay their rent and other levies through NMB Bank payment channels, thanks a partnership reached between the government and the bank.Continue Reading
TANZANIA Communication Regulatory Authority (TCRA) has given until January 31 next year all users of telecommunications services in the country to verify their active SIM cards. Continue Reading
