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Corruption is far worse than Tanzanians care to admit, says MP

He raised questions about the effectiveness of institutions responsible for enforcing ethics and accountability, arguing that corruption often occurs openly with minimal repercussions

  1. Inside the US review of Tanzania relations

  2. Tanzania ‘could gain $18bn from renewables by2030’

  3. How MV Mwanza will give economic activities a boost across East Africa

  1. Pope Leo meets Tanzania’s Foreign Minister amid post-election violence probe

  2. Modern drying racks transform working conditions for sardine traders in Mwanza

  3. Over 500 residents receive eye, dental services in Songwe

  4. Rapid Luku power depletion: Tanesco blames faulty home wiring

  5. Chadema Central Committee to decide fate of ‘No Reforms’ campaign

  6. Prof Kahangwa: Skills development vital for Tanzania’s Vision 2050

Africa

Rwanda seeks arbitration in Britain's cancelled asylum deal

Rwanda said it was prepared to agree, provided the treaty was terminated and new financial terms were negotiated and agreed.

  1. Sudan's army says it breaks siege of southern city, survivors recount hunger and death

  2. African countries now sending more money to China than they receive in new loans

  3. Muhoozi denies allegation of assault on opposition leader's wife

  1. Islamic State‑linked militants kill 22 in eastern Congo, UN report says

  2. Malema sentencing looms, raising stakes for South Africa’s EFF party

  3. Museveni’s son tightens grip on Uganda’s political future

  4. Uganda detains 2,000 opposition supporters, 30 killed after disputed election

  5. Guinea Bissau sets December 2026 election date after coup

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

World

Trump, seeking damage control, weighs less aggressive approach in Minneapolis

The move was part of a broader reset by the Republican president - who faces mounting political pressure - to soften his administration's aggressive deportation tactics.

  1. US has told Ukraine it must sign peace deal with Russia to get security guarantees, source says

  2. India, EU finalise landmark free trade deal

  3. Xi Jinping intensifies military purge, investigates close ally

  4. Zelenskiy says US security guarantees for Ukraine ready for signing

Business

Why Mbagala realities hold the key to BRT profitability

BRT fares are capped at Sh1,000, whereas daladalas charge between Sh600 and Sh800, making the BRT a luxury for many residents

  1. Stanbic Bank leads Sh5bn Makazi Bond to revolutionise housing finance

  2. Sino-American fund mulls $5 billion investment push in Tanzania

  3. Tanzania, S. Korea partner to establish modern minerals tech centre

  4. What launch of Ziada Fund means for investors seeking new options

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