Union: 22,280 days of trials, crises, and triumphs
A strong cultural bond between the people on both sides is one of the key reasons why Tanzania’s Union has endured.Continue Reading
A strong cultural bond between the people on both sides is one of the key reasons why Tanzania’s Union has endured.Continue Reading
In the spice-scented alleys of Stone Town and the sweeping white beaches of Zanzibar, a remarkable woman once walked the corridors of royal palacesContinue Reading
Tanzania’s private sector is set to tap into affordable financing and capital from international financial institutionsContinue Reading
Key income streams include dividends from profit-making public entities, 15 percent contributions from the gross revenues of non-commercial institutions, loan repayments, interest earnings and other revenue avenuesContinue Reading
The envisaged standard gauge railway will be the lifeline of a region poised to shed its peripheral status and emerge as its economic powerhouseContinue Reading
The envisaged standard gauge railway will be the lifeline of a region poised to shed its peripheral status and emerge as its economic powerhouseContinue Reading
Dar es Salaam. Stanbic Bank Tanzania, in collaboration with Visa, has concluded its Tap Kibingwa Campaign, a three-month initiative aimed at encouraging the use of digital payments through Stanbic Visa debit cards.
The final monthly draw, held in Dar es Salaam, awarded Sh500,000 each to five customers—Coles Josette, Irene Charles Isaka, Chisora Kennedy, Abubakar Said Salim Bakhresa, and Pietro Stella. This brought the total payout to Sh7.5 million across 15 winners selected in February, March, and April.
The bank also announced that the campaign’s grand prize winner, who will receive a new Suzuki Fronx, will be revealed in the coming days. The draw is open to customers who consistently used their cards for transactions worth Sh5 million or more per month.
“The campaign promoted the shift to digital banking,” said Irene Mutahibirwa, Card Issuing Manager at Stanbic Bank Tanzania. “We have rewarded customers while supporting the transition to safer and more convenient transactions.”
Launched in early 2025, Tap Kibingwa aimed to increase adoption of card payments. Customers who transacted at least Sh2 million monthly qualified for cash draws, while higher spenders earned a chance at the grand prize.
The campaign also promoted financial awareness and reinforced the bank’s role in advancing digital banking in Tanzania.Continue Reading
The hammam, also known as a public bathhouse or steam bath, has deep historical roots in the Islamic world.Continue Reading
The nation is in deep mourning following the death of a legend in the entertainment, arts, and sports industries, Hashim Lundenga.Continue Reading
At the close of the first quarter of 2025, Africa’s economic landscape continues to be shaped by bold entrepreneurshipContinue Reading
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