The Zanzibar Airports Authority (ZAA) will today meet representatives of all airlines that fly into Zanzibar regarding the order to shift their ground handling to Dnata.Continue Reading
Tanzania: – the Irrepressible Rise of Mobile Scams. Despite Tanzania making SIM card registration mandatory, people still receive daily texts from fraudsters trying to trick them into sending money.Continue Reading
Rishi Sunak’s family, childhood, religion and more: The UK’s first non-white PM. With East African heritage; Tanzanian and Kenyan roots and knowledge of Swahili language. Rishi Sunak becomes Britain’s first non-white and Hindu premier and takes power on Diwali.Continue Reading
Tanzanian traders are staring at stockouts and dead stock in coming years, following the European Union (EU)’s move to standardise all smartphone chargers to USB-C cables.Continue Reading
Apart from making Zanzibaris in diaspora an integral part of the Isles’ economy, the education policy to be designed should be one that will enable the people of Zanzibar and Tanzanians competitiveContinue Reading
Unguja. The Zanzibar Airports Authority (ZAA) is set to conduct an audit on ground handling companies that currently operate at the Abeid Amani Karume Airport with effect from Monday. The week-long audit is set to include Transworld, ZAT and the newcomer Dnata Zanzibar who were licensed in June plus exclusive rights to manage Terminal 3 building by ZAA.Continue Reading
Calls for reform in Tanzania’s education system yesterday gained a new weight following concerns raised by some stakeholders during the second edition of the Seif Sharif Hamad annual conference.Continue Reading
ZANZIBAR BUSINESS news: The second annual Maalim Seif Foundation (MSF), which is held to honor the late Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad, is set to be held for two days from Saturday, October 22 and Sunday October 23, at the Golden Tulip Hotel, Zanzibar.Continue Reading
The Zanzibar Airports Authority (ZAA) has announced a record collection of revenue in the first quarter of the 2022-23 financial yearContinue Reading
Development lenders in Africa can seize the current global crises as an impetus to help the continent significantly increase food production. This was a common conclusion of panelists at this year’s Finance in Common summit in Abidjan on Wednesday.Continue Reading
