Vision 2025 reaches 66 percent as Samia hints on future President Hassan has appointed an expert committee to draft a new development vision for 2025-2050, aiming to build on the country's current plan, which has already achieved 66% of its objectives.
DR Congo president compares Rwanda's Paul Kagame to Hitler Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi compared Rwandan President Adolf Hitler during a campaign speech in the conflict-wracked east of the country.
US government donates $100,000 to Hanang mudslide victims The assistance will be channeled by the USAID through the World Food Programme, with the US ambassador, Michael Battle, promising more aid as needed
TBT: Dar tea auctions impressive despite little local participation The domestic auctioning of tea has enabled farmers to save 50 percent of the costs incurred for transportation of the produce to neighbouring Kenya
Google Doodle celebrating Tanzania Mainland independence raises debate By saying that the Doodle celebrates Tanzania's independence Google has rekindled the debate on whether today is the Independence Day of Tanganyika or Tanzania Mainland, with some social media...
Death toll from Mount Hanang landslide rises to 85 More bodies were recovered from a landslide on Mount Hanang in Manyara Region, Tanzania, raising the death toll to 85 as of December 9, 2023.
Tanzanian automotive industry gets major boost Local company GF Automobile and Indian multinational automotive manufacturing corporation Mahindra & Mahindra are expected to open a car assembling facility in Tanzania in the next six months
Success of World Bank projects prompt calls for sustained funding WB’s International Development Association has a finance portfolio of $8.3 billion in Tanzania, with $7.26 billion in commitments benefiting 23 national projects and $1.05 billion in commitments...
Let’s raise our voices to stop gender-based violence Gender-based violence (GBV) is a significant issue affecting our society, necessitating collective action to address its root causes.
TBT: Dar tea auctions impressive despite little local participation The domestic auctioning of tea has enabled farmers to save 50 percent of the costs incurred for transportation of the produce to neighbouring Kenya
Somali president's son flees Turkey after deadly crash Somalia's president's son, accused of killing a delivery rider in Istanbul, has fled Turkey despite an international arrest warrant.
Nearly two years into war, is Russia's economy out of the woods? Russian society, they said, has "learned to stop worrying about the war".
Silencing the voiceless: How informal settling of sexual abuse cases affects victims Engaging in a criminal case can be incredibly exhausting and can often lead to a prolonged period of distress and anxiety.
Abigail Chams ends 2023 as Spotify ambassador Abby joins Zuchu and other African stars becoming Spotify EQUAL Africa ambassador for December.
Yanga uncertain of entering knockout stage of CAF Champions League The CAF Champions League knockout stage teams for Group D remain uncertain following the results of two matches played in different countries on Friday.
