PRIME Why shilling is losing ground to US dollar after brief rally The central bank has attributed the depreciation to, among other factors, higher demand for US dollars occasioned by increased imports
Prof Sarungi, Tanzanian renowned surgeon and politician, dies at 88 The family spokesperson, Martin Obwago Sarungi, confirmed the news in a brief message that Prof Sarungi died peacefully in Dar es Salaam on March 5
Legislator decries lack of scheduled flights at Chato Airport despite massive investment The airport became operational, there has been consistent demand for flights, with many residents appreciating its modern infrastructure.
Tanzania’s Works minister slams Chinese contractor over bus rapid project delays Minister of Works Abdallah Ulega has expressed strong dissatisfaction over delays in the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Phase IV project
Tips on safe fasting as Tanzania bakes in heatwave As Muslims observe the holy month of Ramadan and Christians mark the Lenten season, fasting under Tanzania’s scorching heat has become a significant challenge.
Declining donor funding threatens Tanzania’s maternal health supplies f the current trend continues, the country could face a national stock-out of all maternal health commodities, including contraceptives, within the next two to three months.
PRIME Tanzania issues first-ever helium mining licence Tanzania has made a significant leap in the global helium industry with the issuance of the first-ever helium mining licence
Zanzibar moves to online-only licensing for tourism operators Business owners will be required to print and display their online-issued licences at their premises.
PRIME Why Russia’s neighbours are fleeing the Kremlin’s shadow Russia aims to cripple Ukraine’s ability to defend itself against further incursions.
Banks commit to women-friendly financial products The Tanzania Bankers Association (TBA) has pledged to provide women-friendly financial products to overcome barriers such as lack of collateral for loans.
Trump's 'nobody's heard of Lesotho' comment sparks diplomatic backlash The comment drew laughter in Congress.
Pepfar funding to fight HIV/Aids has saved 26 million lives since 2003: how cutting it will hurt Africa
South Korean military jet accidentally bombs residential area The South Korean Air Force has launched an investigation into the mishap.
Ways to tackle illicit financial flows, strengthen Tanzania’s budget Tax and budget experts have proposed key measures to curb illicit financial flows (IFFs) and strengthen Tanzania’s national budget.
Rayvanny credits Wizkid for inspiring his amicable exit from WCB Rayvanny shares that Wizkid's decision to leave his former label amicably influenced his own approach.
Important points to note in Yanga-Simba league clash The clock is ticking, and anticipation is reaching fever pitch as Tanzania's most heated football rivalry prepares to take center stage.
