1. Women can lead from anywhere, says CRDB Bank chair

  2. Women urged to borrow wisely, understand loan terms

  3. CRDB disburses Sh560 billion to empower women entrepreneurs

Charity Jonathan fronts a people-first approach to sustainable success in the banking industry

  1. CRDB, MCL push for women’s financial inclusion

  2. Tanzania reaffirms global partnerships to fast-track climate, conservation goals

  3. Tanzania, Malawi and Mozambique out to protect ecosystems

  4. Over 6,000 expected at Dodoma’s women’s day celebrations

  5. Tanzania to start ambulance production locally

Zanzibar

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Zanzibar’s Othman reflects on five years in politics: Gains and challenges

  1. Residents paid Sh1.8bn as Zanzibar’s Kikwajuni redevelopment moves forward

  2. Zanzibar spends Sh38 billion to compensate project-affected residents

  3. Shock as Zanzibar authorities seize drugs hidden in chocolates, biscuits, cashews

  1. Zanzibar completes burning of 720,000 ballot papers

  2. Zanzibar moves to protect Stone Town’s heritage amid tourism pressure

  3. Zanzibar links 142 hotels to digital system as SDL collections surpass Sh18bn

  4. Zanzibar moves to formalise and regulate digital trade

  5. Zanzibar’s Chief Secretary: The Citizen Rising Woman platform must be taken seriously

Health & Gender

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Supplements

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Opinion

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When a warmonger wants the Nobel Peace Prize!

BY  Nkwazi Mhango, Canada

  1. Fatal miscalculation: Ayatollah Khamenei didn’t have to die

    BY  Charles Makakala

  1. Street trading in urban areas: Lessons of experience

    BY  J.M. Lusugga Kironde

  2. The consolidation wave in banking has already begun

    BY  Amne Suedi

  3. Rebalancing Tanzania’s budget cycle

  4. When a dictator is put in charge of the world’s most powerful nation

    BY  Samuel Tindwa

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Business

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  1. Financing gap threatens Tanzania, Africa in SDGs push

  2. How youth and green financing is shaping Tanzania’s Vision 2050

  3. New housing microfinance scheme to widen access for low-income earners

Why credit growth to Tanzania’s mining sector has topped 90 percent

  1. Why investors are now flocking to Njombe Region ahead of UDOM’s campus launch

  2. Gridlock worsens in Dar as illegal parking, hawking squeeze roads

  3. Mbinga farmers reap major gains as coffee revival gathers momentum

  4. How content creators are changing digital advertisement strategies

  5. Taxes and bureaucracy: The two barriers to Airtel’s digital vision

Videos

Africa

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Joseph Kony: how a Ugandan war criminal and his soldiers have evaded capture and endured for decades

  1. Mass graves discovered in eastern Congo after rebel withdrawal

  2. Malian Justice Sacko steps down from African Court presidency ahead of time

  3. South Africa says most of a group of 17 men lured into fighting for Russia set to return home

  1. M23 rebel spokesperson killed in Congo army drone strike

  2. Over 1,000 Kenyans recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine, report says

  3. AngloGold earnings surge on record prices, reports 5 million ounce US gold reserves

  4. Tunisia jails lawmaker for eight months for mocking president

  5. Five miners presumed dead after mudslide in South African diamond mine

World

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Magazine

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‘Love and Other Lost Things’ by Melissa Wiesner: Sometimes the truth hurts

BY  Jane Shussa

Smarter ways to ask for a raise this year

BY  Charlotte Makala

Why we don’t ask for help: The high cost of private struggles

Working through menopause: Protecting health, safety, and dignity at work

Looking rich, staying famous: The business of image in music

‘The Lion Women of Tehran’ by Marjan Kamali: You cannot live outside politics

Sports

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Entertainment

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Tanzanian content creator Kiredio assures fans he is safe in Dubai

BY  The Citizen Reporter

Netflix withdraws as Paramount Skydance leads $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery bid

BY  The Citizen Reporter

Why young artistes lose millions in music deals

Met Gala 2026 to celebrate fashion as art

Ayo Lizer warns against overusing AI in music

Tanzania’s film industry eyes AI for visual effects and post-production