African ICT infrastructure can pave way for leap forward. One major lesson for Africa from the Covid-19 pandemic is that it had an outsize negative impact on workers in jobs that cannot be performed remotely. Such jobs are typically in the informal sectors that dominate Africa’s economies. Services and other sectors more amenable to remote work were far less affected, which…Continue Reading
African leaders on Wednesday laid out the continent’s vast potential and invited global investors to seize investment opportunities.Continue Reading
African leaders have said the continent’s investment risk has been exaggerated, making investors hesitant to put their money in its development projects.Continue Reading
What does population growth mean for Tanzania: The rate of population growth in Tanzania is among the fastest in the world.Continue Reading
[Daily News] PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan on Tuesday announced a fresh sweeping climate package aiming to widen access and use of clean energy by between 80 and 90 percent during the next 10years.Continue Reading
ZANZIBAR: More than 200 Muslims in Vitongoji Village, South Pemba Region over the weekend conducted a special prayer to condemn the Zanzibar Airports Authority (ZAA) move to appoint DNATA as the sole ground handler in Terminal III of the International Airport of Zanzibar. Abeid Amani Karume.Continue Reading
Tanzania Technology: The Chinese technology giant company Huawei has reaffirmed its commitment to devote more human and financial resources to strengthen the national Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure.Continue Reading
Tanzania’s population expanded by 16 million in ten years to 61.7 million. President Suluhu said the census results showed there are 59.8 million in Tanzania mainland and 1.9 million in the Zanzibar islands.Continue Reading
[VOA] Dar es Salaam — Residents in Tanzania’s commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, are struggling with water shortages after authorities announced rationing because of a drop in the level of the city’s main water source, the Ruvu River.Continue Reading
UN and Tanzainia: Every October 24, the United Republic of Tanzania and the rest of the world celebrate the establishment of the United Nations. Seventy-seven years ago, a small group of 51 sovereign states came out of the horrors of the Second World War and joined together to promote peace and development.Continue Reading
