Tanzania opposition leader Tundu Lissu has returned to the country from self-imposed exile in Belgium, where he had lived since surviving an assassination attempt in 2017 when he was shot 16 times.Continue Reading
The Association of Tanzania Insurers (ATI) highlights a shortage of local actuarial experts.Continue Reading
Tanzania, like many other countries, is experiencing rapid advancements in technology, particularly in the areas of automation and artificial intelligence (AI). These developments are having a significant impact on the job market, as more tasks are being automated and replaced by machines and software.Continue Reading
Njombe, Tanzania: The government will save about Sh20 billion that it spends on importing surgical and examination gloves each year when a Njombe-based factory starts production five months from now.Continue Reading
600 investors from Europe set sights on Tanzania. Investors from different regions of the world are attracted to Tanzania and they require pro-business policies.Continue Reading
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Investment and Public Capital (PIC) has dismissed the leaders of the National Electricity Corporation (Tanesco) for failing to appear before the committee for the Director General and Chairman of the Board of the organization.Continue Reading
Africa is set to outperform the rest of the world in economic growth over the next two years, with real gross domestic product (GDP) averaging around 4% in 2023 and 2024.Continue Reading
The African agricultural economy is the fastest growing across all continents. Confronted with a set of challenges that is threatening hard-earned development gains, the African continent remains resilient and endowed with rich creativity and innovation that has the potential to turn around food insecurity, generate jobs, promote trade, and create more prosperous livelihoods for its people.Continue Reading
The Tanzania Truck Owners Association (Tatoa) voiced optimism Wednesday regarding a potential rise in cargo volume this year and praised recent steps the government has taken to enhance the business environment.Continue Reading
Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called for collaborative efforts between governments and the private sector to mitigate and adapt to effects of climate change as well as steering the globe towards smooth energy transition.Continue Reading
