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Tanzanian students win global Huawei ICT competition

A team of six students from three Tanzanian universities has emerged winners of the 2024/25 Huawei Global ICT Competition

  1. Samia orders task force to probe MeTL’s idle tea plantations

  2. Tanzania's natural gas output falls further as hydropower expands

  3. Stadium acoustics or artistes’ skill? Inside the live music debate

  1. Tanzania’s Rayvanny outstreams Davido, Wizkid, Diamond Platnumz on YouTube music

  2. Citizens urged to play role in oversight of public projects

  3. Scale up efforts to push education, Impact more lives, Rotary Bahari urged

  4. Are you really healthy? Experts say take a closer look

  5. Judge assigned as Lissu’s treason trial heads to High Court

  6. M23, Congolese forces may have committed war crimes in Congo, UN rights report finds

Africa

M23, Congolese forces may have committed war crimes in Congo, UN rights report finds

The Rwandan-backed rebel group M23, Congolese Armed Forces and other armed groups committed serious rights violations in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that may amount to war crimes, the UN...

  1. US firm linked to Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates gets closer to Congolese mining permits

  2. Jailed Ugandan opposition figure boycotts trial, accusing judge of bias

  3. More than 1,000 killed as landslide wipes out Sudanese village

  1. Egypt rounds up teenaged TikTokkers in crackdown on social media

  2. Rwanda received migrants deported from the US earlier this month

  3. Experts call for urgent adoption of ‘One Health’ to tackle challenges

  4. Gold may be losing its shine as a safe-haven investment. Here’s why

  5. UK to compensate Kenyans for 2021 fire caused by army drill

  6. How foreign-owned resorts drain profits from Africa

World

Putin says any Western troops in Ukraine would be fair targets

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that any Western troops deployed to Ukraine would be legitimate targets for Moscow to attack, in a warning to Kyiv's allies as they discuss...

  1. US tariffs still spell big pain for Japan's small automakers

  2. Xi shows he's 'totally in charge'

  3. Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani has died

  4. Pope Leo raises Gaza situation in meeting with Israeli president

Business

Green gold: Six crops tipped to drive horticultural boom

Tanzania has set its sights on Asia’s growing middle class as a lucrative market for six high-value crops

  1. What Ardhi University deployment of AI servers means to research, learning

  2. Why shilling is resilient despite election jitters

  3. TRA seeks to support businesses in Kagera with special desk

  4. Bankers’ body moves to boost financial inclusion

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