Amid the serene shores of Zanzibar, one woman is transforming seaweed into a thriving business that is not only flourishing locally but also making an impact globally.Continue Reading
In August 2024, Zanzibar introduced the mandatory insurance policy, requiring all visitors to pay a fee of $44 but tourists number have contined rising since them, reaching a monthly record of 92,000 in DecemberContinue Reading
The event is scheduled for May 30-31, 2025, at the Nyamanzi Trade Exhibition Grounds.Continue Reading
The celebration is set to culminate on 12 January 2025 at Gombani Stadium, Pemba.Continue Reading
Mwinyi stated that these accomplishments are rooted in the 1964 Glorious Revolution and the efforts made by the people and leaders of all previous administrations.Continue Reading
Vision 2050 envisions Tanzania as an industrialised upper-middle-income country, boasting a $700 billion economy and a per capita income between $4,700 and $8,000.Continue Reading
While BoT’s latest report shows Zanzibar’s national debt has surged from Sh887 billion in June 2021 to Sh3.6 trillion by June 2024, the Zanzibar government insists that the national debt stands at only Sh1.2 trillionContinue Reading
While the Bank of Tanzania’s latest report shows Zanzibar’s national debt has surged from Sh887 billion in June 2021 to Sh3.6 trillion by June 2024, the Zanzibar government insists that the national debt stands at only Sh1.2 trillionContinue Reading
Tanzania is one of a handful of African countries that fully restricts dual citizenship.Continue Reading
The directive comes as Zanzibar seeks to maximise the economic potential of its picturesque islets through modern tourism and hospitality investmentsContinue Reading
