Tanzania’s aviation sector shows strong growth as brighter days beckon
International flights saw a 5.3 percent increase compared to the same period in 2023, while domestic flights grew by 7.1 percent.Continue Reading
International flights saw a 5.3 percent increase compared to the same period in 2023, while domestic flights grew by 7.1 percent.Continue Reading
The awards will recognise excellence in journalism and strategic communication, particularly in reporting on government development projects undertaken in Zanzibar over the past four years.Continue Reading
By reassessing priorities and eliminating unnecessary costs, significant savings could be realized, helping to cover the gap left by USAID.Continue Reading
Environmental challenges have led to forced displacement of coastal communities due to land loss.Continue Reading
How could importing power from Ethiopia be cheaper than transmitting it from Rufiji? And why does Tanzania—which claims a 1,000MW surplus—still need imports?Continue Reading
The complexity of Africa’s electricity trade challenges the simplistic notion that African production is rudimentary.Continue Reading
While many establishments have responded positively to the initiative, some businesses have yet to comply.Continue Reading
Following his inauguration on January 20, 2025, US President Donald Trump’s administration announced a halt to foreign aid, primarily administered through the US Agency for International Development (USAID).Continue Reading
The emphasis is on customers to be transparent, honest and view banks as important partners in businessContinue Reading
Twelve high-priority investment projects, valued at Sh1.115 trillion, are set to be funded through Zanzibar’s recently launched Islamic bonds (Sukuk).Continue Reading
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