Inflation rises to a five-year high
TANZANIA: Experts have hinted at what should be done to cope with the current situation, in which inflation has increased to a five-year high.Continue Reading
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TANZANIA: Experts have hinted at what should be done to cope with the current situation, in which inflation has increased to a five-year high.Continue Reading
President of Zanzibar, Hussein Mwinyi has on Wednesday said the isle’s economy is now in the better position than it was two years ago when he came into power.Continue Reading
Tanzania: LG Electronics seeks to grow its market share in the region, which is seen as one of the fastest-growing economic blocs in the worldContinue Reading
Grieving Tanzanians paid emotional tribute Monday to 19 people killed when a passenger plane plunged into Lake Victoria. Bad weather was blamed for the accident.Continue Reading
Zanzibar — RESEARCHERS and other development stakeholders have agreed to collaborate more in addressing impacts of climate change on trade and in achieving the national, regional and the global sustainable development goals.Continue Reading
Dar es Salaam. Zanzibar (West Urban) and Tanga regions are struggling to grow their respective economies, yet they have outpaced Mwanza, the country’s second largest economy in terms of hosting more detached buildings. Tanzania has a total of 14,348,372 buildings – this is according to the 2022 census results. The need for luxury accommodation is increasingly growing thanks to foreign investorsContinue Reading
Twitter sacks half of staff as Musk launches overhaul. Elon Musk says the company is losing over $4 million per dayContinue Reading
ZANZIBAR President Dr Hussein Mwinyi has expressed his government commitment to strengthening seaweed farming and called upon the US government to support the efforts, especially by boosting production and value addition of the commercial crop.Continue Reading
Tanzania Census data offers the country crucial statistics needed for socio-economic development in all sectors.Continue Reading
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
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