The Citizen

Tanzania’s Investment Deputy Minister Ole Nasha dies at 49

. Deputy minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Investment), William Ole Nasha 49, has died on Monday night at his home in Dodoma.

Dar woman sues hospital seeking damages of Sh1.5 billion

Florah Lengwana a resident of Dar es Salaam has filed a lawsuit before the High Court demanding Sh1.5 billion from the Kairuki Hospital and Dr...

Israeli firm to invest Sh575 billion in agro areas

Aie Holding Ltd will invest $250 million (about Sh575 billion) in Tanzania’s agro-industrial education and agro-management skills.

Lawyer files case seeking ‘right to advertise services’

Iringa-based lawyer has filed a case challenging laws that bar attorneys from advertising and marketing their legal services to the general public.

Makamba: Why changes at Tanesco were inevitable

The Minister for Energy, Mr January Makamba, said on Sunday that despite the pressing need to overhaul Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited...

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President Samia swears-in Mavura as envoy to South Korea

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VIDEO: President Samia's address at the UN General Assembly

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VIDEO: Court sets James Rugemalira free after DPP drops charges

Business

SMEs digest: Mkinga gets Sh400 million factory for processing cashew nuts

A small scale cashew nut semi-processing factory has been established here as the country seeks to up its capacity to process the delicious snacks.

Government collects Sh6 trillion through NMB Bank

Dodoma. The government has directed local authorities to promote the use of digital channels in......

NIT signs pact on buildings at key airports

Tanzania, Kenya work on reviving Covid-19 ravaged tourism

Kairuki: Tanzanite gemstone needs better global marketing

SMEs digest: Taking digital technology by the horns

SMEs digest: Firm to invest Sh700 million in honey-making

SBL commissions first spirit production plant as expansion continues

OpEd

SAMIA'S UN SPEECH HAS LEFT AN IMPRINT

President Samia Sulhu Hassan’s maiden address at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on September 23 will forever remain a historical moment for Tanzania.

How much is too much? We seem to have no idea, as we work, work...

This gentleman once had a big corporate job. He was an executive director at a large business......

Of God's gift and a woman President in 2025

Tabora Boys club: 100 years in 2022, what is the way forward?

You are a miracle

HEED ACTION AID CALL ON PLUGGING TAX LOOPHOLES

ODM and ‘other’ old guards; push to ‘concrete’ the hopes

Did we need Magufuli in 2015, and do we need Samia in 2021?

News

Dar woman sues hospital seeking damages of Sh1.5 billion

Florah Lengwana a resident of Dar es Salaam has filed a lawsuit before the High Court demanding Sh1.5 billion from the Kairuki Hospital and Dr George Chugula for alleged negligence and damages...

Omanyala wins prompt athletics body to focus on sprinters

Athletics Tanzania (AT) has appealed long distance organisers in the country to include track......

Victor Wanyama retires from international football

Simba launch title defence, Azam FC start with 1-1 draw

[email protected]: Evolution of the water sector management in Tanzania

Government collects Sh6 trillion through NMB Bank

SMEs digest: Mkinga gets Sh400 million factory for processing cashew nuts

NIT signs pact on buildings at key airports

International

North Korea fires missile

Nuclear-armed North Korea fired what appeared to be a short-range missile into the sea on Tuesday, the South's military said, as Pyongyang's UN ambassador insisted it had an undeniable right to...

China restricts abortions for 'non-medical purposes'

Beijing called for a reduction in abortions that are not "medically necessary" on Monday, as......

Drones and jets: China shows off new air power

R. Kelly faces life in prison after he is found guilty of federal racketeering and sex trafficking

No Taliban, Myanmar speeches at UN meeting

Germany heads into unknown as rivals scramble to lead next government

Women now form majority in Iceland's Parliament

Race wide open as Germany votes in post-Merkel election

Africa

Ethiopia minister who spoke out about rape in Tigray resigns

Ethiopia's women's minister, the first federal official to acknowledge rape had taken place during the Tigray war, announced her resignation Monday, without specifying a reason.