1. Stanbic Bank reinforces capital markets with Sukuk structuring

  2. NMB Bank unveils Tanzania’s first wearable payment solution

  3. Tanzania pulls 805 hazardous pesticides off market, enforces import ban

IShowSpeed’s no-show in Tanzania: Learning from a missed opportunity

  1. CRDB Bank’s Dubai office links East, Central Africa to global capital

  2. EAC unveils regional framework to boost pandemic preparedness for partner states

  3. Bank of Tanzania partners with five universities to boost AI and data innovation

  4. Italy strengthens education and science ties with Tanzania as Catholic university launches Science Park

  5. Tanzania Police detain opposition leaders in Mbeya over alleged illegal gathering

Zanzibar

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Zanzibar launches first-ever Visit Zanzibar campaign in London with iconic buses

  1. Zanzibar pledges tax incentives to attract investors

  2. Zanzibar, UDSM roll out Sh300m research on seaweed farming

  3. Zanzibar tourism hits nearly one million arrivals in 2025

  1. Study exposes child labour in Zanzibar’s marine economy

  2. Legal battle over Zanzibar High Court’s authority in parliamentary petitions

  3. Rationing of electricity persists in Zanzibar despite new interventions

  4. Mwinyi highlights growth as Zanzibar Revolution turns 62

  5. How Union and Zanzibar forces marked 62nd Revolution anniversary in style

Health & Gender

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Supplements

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Opinion

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How schools, students and families can lead a clove revolution

BY  Brayan Bwana

  1. STRONG directive? No; how about a STRONGLY WORDED directive?

    BY  Abdi Sultani

  1. Tax deposit waivers: Looking beyond bank balances

  2. Wanted: Rural and urban roads for broader use

    BY  J.M. Lusugga Kironde

  3. Beyond visual inspection: Embracing scientific analysis

  4. Why dispute resolution strategy must come before investment

    BY  Amne Suedi

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Business

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  1. Tanzania’s private sector poised for growth as credit hits Sh43 tr

  2. NBC pledges stronger partnerships to drive inclusive growth

  3. Why 2026 could be a defining year for small businesses and creatives in Tanzania

Stanbic Bank reinforces capital markets with Sukuk structuring

  1. Finance minister orders Bank of Tanzania to crack down on predatory lenders

  2. Households to feel the pinch as food inflation hits 7 percent food inflation

  3. Tanzania takes firm steps to raise financial literacy to 80pc by 2030

  4. Airtel fellowship nurtures next generation of African tech innovators

  5. World Bank projects 6.2 percent growth in 2026

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Africa

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Guinea Bissau sets December 2026 election date after coup

  1. Nigerian troops rescue 62 hostages, kill two militants in northwest operations

  2. Army returns to strategic east Congo town after rebel withdrawal

  3. Uganda partially restores internet after Museveni election win

  1. Ugandans to know next president on Saturday

  2. Museveni sure of win in fraught election amid internet blackout

  3. South African rand buoyed by gold prices as markets mull US inflation prints

  4. China, Russia, Iran start 'BRICS Plus' naval exercises in South African waters

  5. Ethiopia begins $12.5 billion construction of 'Africa's biggest airport'

World

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Magazine

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Staying sane while balancing life, motherhood and the hustle

BY  Beatrice Materu

Butchers in a rare get-together say noise is what they want

BY  Wa Muyanza

IShowSpeed’s no-show in Tanzania: Learning from a missed opportunity

Between love and identity: The cost of a woman taking her husband’s surname

‘Strange Weather in Tokyo’ by Hiromi Kawakami: Sometimes waiting is a good thing

Does Tanzanian training meet global standards?

Sports

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Entertainment

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'Sinners' breaks Oscar record with 16 nominations

BY  Beatrice Materu

Idriss Sultan urges Tanzanian youth to harness social media for income generation

BY  Josephine Christopher

Mary J. Blige almost sang ‘Umbrella’, here’s why she passed

Italian fashion legend Valentino dies at 93

Burna Boy drops “For Everybody,” to celebrate African sports and culture

Sauti za Busara festival moves to new venue