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Heroes of sight: How Tanzanian health workers are fighting trachoma

Chalinze. In a small village in Chalinze District, laughter fills the air as 63-year-old Mwanaidi Seleman, a traditional birth attendant, welcomes visitors. Her eyes gleam with life—a sharp...

  1. Samia: Security organs well-prepared and fully-equipped before and after elections

  2. Ugandan police lower death toll from major bus crash to 46

  3. Ivory Coast's Simone Gbagbo, from first lady to presidential challenger

  1. Ex-Malawi Speaker Msowoya leads SADC team observing Tanzania polls

  2. Training to impart skills to farmers, small processors

  3. How mobile money is driving Tanzania’s cashless aspirations

  4. Concerned car makers race to beat China’s rare earths deadline

  5. Samia vows to end enduring pain for Dar commuters

  6. UDSM intensifies skills development through industry collaboration

Africa

Ivory Coast's Simone Gbagbo, from first lady to presidential challenger

Simone Gbagbo, a former first lady in Ivory Coast who was once wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, is running for president

  1. Ex-Malawi Speaker Msowoya leads SADC team observing Tanzania polls

  2. Airtel Africa champions collaboration and innovation to shape the continent’s digital future

  3. Madagascar's Gen Z demand a voice in shaping what comes next

  1. Zimbabwe's ruling party resolves to extend president's term to 2030

  2. Raila Odinga’s journey of pain and hope: Detention, exile, and betrayals that shaped him

  3. How US dollars fuelled Sudan genocide

  4. Ivory Coast's Ouattara looks to ride economic boom to fourth term

  5. Why DRC President Tshisekedi didn’t rush to mourn Raila Odinga

  6. Madagascar coup leader sworn in as president amid protests and international condemnation

World

Concerned car makers race to beat China’s rare earths deadline

Global automakers are scouring the globe for crucial rare earths ahead of looming Chinese export controls, with executives worried they could lead to parts shortages and plant closures

  1. Takaichi elected Japan's premier, shattering glass ceiling with hard-right turn

  2. Daring Louvre heist shocks France as thieves steal priceless masterpieces in overnight raid

  3. Former French President Sarkozy starts 5-year prison sentence

  4. Trump says US will increase tariffs on Colombia as drug trade feud escalates

Business

Experts call for justice, transparency in Tanzania’s mining sector

Mining experts said that although the sector remains a key driver of Tanzania’s economy, persistent challenges related to justice, transparency, and community welfare demand urgent attention

  1. Why you should read that loan agreement carefully

  2. Workshop charts path for climate proofing Tanzanian agriculture

  3. Enhanced port cooling capacity boosts horticultural exports

  4. How insurance reforms have boosted uptake

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