A Swedish investor has won a US$165 million award against the Tanzania Government has persuaded a Dutch court to uphold the attachment of an aircraft owned by the east African state, even though ICSID has stayed enforcement pending annulment proceedings.Continue Reading
Air France is set to launch a new direct flight from Paris to Dar es Salaam in June 2023, as the airliner seeks to strengthen its presence in East Africa. The flight schedule set to start on June 12 will be three times a week.Continue Reading
Eight villages on Pemba Island have lacked clean and safe water service while complaining to the Zanzibar Water Authority for failing to solve the water problem in their villages.Continue Reading
Zanzibar has been attracting real estate development projects in recent years and as a result of this the Paje neighbourhood is about to change, with the coming of the Emerald Villas.Continue Reading
Zanzibar President Hussein Mwinyi left for World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit (WTTC), to be held in Saudi Arabia.Continue Reading
The government of Zanzibar is conducting a feasibility study to construct a fourth terminal at the Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (AAKIA) just months after Terminal 3 is operational.Continue Reading
Zanzibar looks to Wasoko founder of Africa’s fastest growing company Software developer Daniel Yu saw a gap in manufacturers’ distribution chains and decided to fix it — building a platform to help retailers order goods.Continue Reading
The main job of a chief information security officer, often abbreviated as CISO, includes supervising security technologies, responding to incidents, designing suitable standards and controls, and managing the formulation and execution of policies and processes.Continue Reading
This year’s line-up includes Mzee wa Bwax who will represents Singeli, Tanzania’s pride.Continue Reading
Tanzania air operators say over 600 workers are set to lose their jobs after the semi-autonomous government of Zanzibar awarded a Dubai-based company exclusive rights to handle ground services at a refurbished airport.
The Tanzania Air Operators Association (Taoa) said in a statement that the contract awarded to Dnata, which is registered at the London Stock Exchange, was in breach of the law banning any company from having exclusive rights to ground-handling services at major airports.Continue Reading
