No social unrest or terror attack threats in Tanzania, says spokesperson The government of Tanzania has demystified terror attack threats and civil unrest reports that have spread in the last few days saying the country is safe.
Why Tanzania needs cautious approach on all megaprojects “Keeping megaprojects manageable is going to be key in determining how much of a buffer you can build and how you can avoid future debt.”
How Tanzania agriculture can cope with effects of climate change Mitigation Policies and resources in all relevant areas should be streamlined in order to appropriately address the challenge.
Murtaza: Let’s embrace ‘made in Tanzania’ brand The tech expert says that the mindset that everything comes from outside must change in order to give local innovators a chance.
Woman who blocked traffic while having sex in car jailed for 6 months A Nairobi woman who was reportedly caught making love with her boyfriend in the middle of Thika Highway, in the process causing traffic jam, has on Thursday January 26, been fined Sh400,000...
Kenya to lodge formal complaint after KLM flights suspension over ‘civil unrest’ claim Kenya will formally lodge an official complaint with the Netherlands after Dutch airline KLM announced the cancellation of flights citing fears of ‘civil unrest’ in Kenya and Tanzania.
Tanzanian jailed for 30 years for trafficking minors to Kenya A Tanzanian national who trafficked minors from different parts of the country to Kenya has been jailed for 30 years.
Mwinyi commissions Dnata, as handlers ponder laying off staff Zanzibar’s President Hussein Mwinyi yesterday commissioned the operations of ground handling company Dnata Zanzibar at the Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (AAKIA), calling it a historic...
Supporting early career professionals critical in building national workforce The pipeline from university to the workplace is a key opportunity for organisations, educational institutions, public-private partnerships and other stakeholders to invest in.
India targets $6 billion trade volume with Tanzania India is targeting to increase the volume of trade with Tanzania to $6 billion this year by scaling up investment and increasing duty-free goods.
PRIME DR Congo women flogged for wearing short skirts Women and girls have been flogged by militiamen in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo for wearing short skirts or trousers.
Two Indian military jets crash, one pilot killed Two Indian Air Force fighter jets crashed Saturday, killing one pilot, in an apparent mid-air collision while on exercises south of the capital New Delhi.
Catherine’s quest to transform women’s lives through weaving What started as a gesture of kindness—shipping Tanzanian-made baskets to a friend living abroad—has transformed the lives of women in rural areas.
PRIME Tanzania’s tomato harvest goes to waste: solar-powered cold storage could be a sustainable solution
20 housemates compete for Big Brother Titans’ prize The first iteration of Big Brother Titans, which sees South African and Nigerian housemates under one roof, has been ongoing for days now, and it’s all anyone can talk about.
Rwanda arrests six for insulting trailblazing female football ref Rwandan authorities on Saturday said they had arrested six people for allegedly hurling insults at a woman who made history as one of the first female referees chosen for the men's World Cup.
