Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s pro-business approach is having a profound impact in the government’s efforts to stimulate economic growth, with latest data showing that the value of investment projects has almost tripled during the past five months. Continue Reading
Local company, Coast Textiles Limited, has protested against the Solicitor General’s application to block its Sh145.9 billion court award, saying the move aimed at frustrating implementation of the court order.Continue Reading
Tanzania Dar es Salaam. A legal battle is ensuing at the Commercial Division of the High Court of Tanzania where two mining firms are battling it out in a case involving a breach of non-disclosure and non-compete agreement.Continue Reading
Daniel Makaka has won the award due to his contribution in writing social news that raises challenges for the Government to work on.Continue Reading
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) has elected new members of its Commission in its first Session of the fifth Assembly kicked off here last week.Continue Reading
Lawrence Masha resigns as Tanga Cement board chairman exit from the board comes in a year that saw a flop of Sh137.33 billion takeover deal from the parent company of a fellow local cement maker Twiga Cement, which wanted to acquire a controlling stake at Tanga Cement.Continue Reading
Dar es Salaam . The Vice President, Dr. Philip Mpango has urged Christians and Tanzanians to give special respect to children because they are a great gift from God.Continue Reading
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
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
