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Mining suppliers urge youth to tap Sh5 trillion loan facility

Sh5 trillion has been allocated to empower Tanzanians involved in supplying goods and offering services to mines across the country

  1. RISING WOMAN 2026: How Ayeta Anne Wangusa turned storytelling into cultural leadership

  2. Dira 2050: MPs push for law to end ‘self-evaluation’

  3. Stakeholders call for radical shift to tackle child stunting

  1. Ex-lands minister, others liable for Sh3.18bn house demolition

  2. Deportation paradox: Routine raids reshape life for Tanzanians in the US

  3. Tanzania Police hold four over alleged theft, conversion of ambulance into tourist vehicle

  4. Black Panther leader and Tupac’s godfather whose journey ended in Tanzania

  5. Transport pioneer Mohamed Hood Said dies at 90

  6. Tanzania says no mandatory 7pc loan rate for workers

Africa

Morocco evacuates 50,000 as flooding threatens city after weeks of heavy rain

The national dam-filling rate is now close to 62%, with several major reservoirs reaching full capacity, according to official data.

  1. UN to deploy ceasefire monitoring mission in Congo, Qatar says

  2. US warns Uganda over General Muhoozi’s tweets, signals review of security ties

  3. South Africa expels Israel’s top diplomat, sparks tit-for-tat retaliation

  1. Burkina Faso military government dissolves all political parties

  2. Rwanda seeks arbitration in Britain's cancelled asylum deal

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

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

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

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

World

China's Xi calls for 'equal, multipolar world'

China and Uruguay should work together to advance an "equal and orderly multipolar world", President Xi Jinping told his counterpart Yamandu Orsi on Tuesday, as their nations signed up to...

  1. Middle East does not need Iran-US war, diplomatic adviser says

  2. SpaceX acquires xAI in record-setting deal

  3. What's next for Trump's Gaza plan after Rafah reopening?

  4. Ukraine's capital of Kyiv, other cities under Russian attack, officials say

Business

Why smartphones may become more expensive in 2026

At the centre of the expected price increase is the rapid integration of on-device AI chips.

  1. Tanzanian motorists gain relief as diesel prices drop in latest fuel cap update

  2. Iringa divided as TRA’s new 2pc forest produce levy takes effect

  3. How private sector shaped Tanzania’s $1 trillion Vision 2050 target

  4. How Tanzanian banks earned Sh2.47tr in net profits in 2025

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