ZANZIBAR: THE government has intensified efforts to expand lifesaving heart care services for children through its partnership with Israelbased Save a Child’s Heart (SACH), enabling more patients to receive specialised…
DAR ES SALAAM: TUBERCULOSIS (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases despite decades of medical advances. Every year, millions of people fall ill and hundreds of thousands lose…
NIGERIA: As Africa’s energy conversation becomes increasingly urgent, the quality of storytelling around access, investment, infrastructure, and sustainability has never mattered more. In this interview, Bethel Obioma, Sahara Group’s Head…
DODOMA: A NEW five-year strategy seeks to revive the pyrethrum industry by boosting production, improving productivity and increasing farmers’ incomes after years of challenges that affected the crop’s performance and…
ZANZIBAR: MAJOR infrastructure projects underway in Unguja and Pemba are boosting economic growth, creating jobs and strengthening Zanzibar’s position as a regional hub for tourism, trade and investment, Second Vice-President…
DODOMA: THE Tanzania Federation of Cooperatives (TFC) has called for a review of the operations of commodity boards, saying some regulatory practices have affected the ability of cooperative societies to…
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S tourism industry is set for a major boost following the launch of Air Tanzania Company Limited’s (ATCL) direct flights between Dar es Salaam and Moscow. The…
ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR is set to witness a major milestone in its political history, as President Dr Hussein Mwinyi is expected to preside over the signing of a landmark political reconciliation…
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has called on African countries to continue supporting efforts to preserve and safeguard the history of the continent’s liberation struggles through the African Liberation Heritage Centre…
PARIS: TANZANIA will continue placing strong emphasis on preserving, promoting and developing Kiswahili, to ensure it continues to serve as a language of development, unity, diplomacy and international communication. Representing…
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANA’S Vice President, Emmanuel Nchimbi, has said the government’s vision is to transform the Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) from a traditional product exhibition into…
GENEVA, Switzerland : TANZANIA has called for stronger international cooperation to establish inclusive and transparent global rules governing artificial intelligence (AI), warning that developing countries must not be left behind…
DODOMA: TANZANIA will host Africa’s largest gathering of savings and credit cooperative leaders in October this year, with thousands of delegates expected to converge in Dar es Salaam for the…
DODOMA: THE government has warned that cooperative leaders found embezzling members’ funds or misusing cooperative resources will face arrest and prosecution as part of a nationwide crackdown aimed at restoring…
DODOMA: THE Tanzania Federation of Cooperatives (TFC) has urged the government to review the operations of commodity boards, accusing some of them of licensing middlemen in areas where cooperative societies…
CAPE TOWN: Mission 300 emerges as Africa’s blueprint for energy and economic transformation By AGAPE GODRICH In Cape Town Africa’s energy future is increasingly being shaped not only by the…
CAPE TOWN: In Cape Town Africa’s energy landscape remains one of the most critical development challenges of the 21st century, shaping everything from industrial growth to education, healthcare, and job…
Tanzania’s ambition to become a middle-income, industrialized economy rests heavily on one critical pillar: reliable and sustainable energy. From large-scale hydropower projects to growing investments in natural gas and renewable…
MWANZA: THE Tanzanian government has affirmed to enhance land surveying services and the issuance of land titles to enable its citizens to use their land as a development resource and…
BANJUL: TANZANIA has intensified preparations for the 2026 African Caucus Meeting, with the Minister for Finance, Khamis Mussa Omar, leading a session to review key national agendas to be presented…
LONDON: THE Former Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete has participated in celebrations to mark the 50 years of the Britain Tanzania Society (BTS) in the event that brought together leaders, diplomats…
PARIS: PRIME Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has arrived in Paris, France, today, July 6, 2026, to represent President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the World Kiswahili Day celebrations to be held at…
NIGERIA: Carlos Queiroz has stepped down as Ghana head coach after three months in charge following their World Cup exit in the last 32. The 73-year-old took charge in April…
AFRICA: Nigeria says two of its citizens have been killed in South Africa “at a time when foreigners are being unduly targeted” there. A statement from the foreign ministry said…
PARIS: A Tanzanian cultural exhibition has concluded successfully in Paris, France, showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage as part of activities leading to the World Kiswahili Day celebrations on July…
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has called on African countries to strengthen support for preserving the continent’s liberation history through the African Liberation Heritage Centre, saying safeguarding the legacy of independence…
PARIS: MISS World Tanzania 2026, Latricia Ian, has met Tanzania’s Ambassador to France, Saidi Othman Yakubu, to discuss the role of youth in promoting Tanzania’s culture, tourism and the Kiswahili…
BUJUMBURA: THE fifth World Kiswahili Day celebrations have officially opened in Burundi, bringing together Kiswahili experts, policymakers and language stakeholders from across the East African Community (EAC) and beyond to…
ZANZIBAR: SIMBA Head Coach Steve Barker believes the club’s Federation Cup triumph has restored happiness among the Msimbazi faithful after years without silverware, while insisting his side will return next…
DAR ES SALAAM: WITH the clock ticking toward the historic hosting of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, Tanzania is intensifying efforts to transform Taifa Stars from regional hopefuls into…
DAR ES SALAAM: DAR ES SALAAM came to a near standstill on the weekend as Tanzania’s football giants, Young Africans and Simba, painted the city in their famous colours. It…
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzania Ladies Golf Union (TLGU) has unveiled its 2026–2030 Presidential Vision and Strategic Plan, alongside the official launch of The Lady President’s Golf Cup 2026, the…
DAR ES SALAAM: THE national boxing team Head Coach, Samweli Kapungu has said the team is well focused as preparations intensify for this year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. The…
ZANZIBAR: DEPUTY Permanent Secretary in Zanzibar’s Ministry of Trade and Industrial Development, Said Seif Mzee, called for stronger commercial ties between Tanzania and Angola, saying trade between the two countries…
DAR ES SALAAM: THE growth of the insurance sector depends largely on the citizens’ understanding of the entire concept of insurance. This was said by the Commissioner of Insurance, Dr…
DAR ES SALAAM: THE number of public servants investing through the e-Wekeza payroll deduction platform has surged from 340 to 3,928 within a year, reflecting the success of the government’s…
DAR ES SALAAM: EVERY community has a role to play in supporting girls so that they can achieve their dreams, particularly through education. Yet, despite significant progress made in expanding…
DAR ES SALAAM: FOR many years, organic waste was widely regarded as a nuisance, clogging drains, filling dumpsites and polluting the environment. Today, however, the growing adoption of the Zero…
NJOMBE: “WHEN I reflect on this journey, I see much more than statistics. I see mothers who lived to raise their children. I see young people who have been able…
TANGA: MINISTER for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, Dr Dorothy Gwajima has said nation’s future depends on how children are brought up, urging parents and guardians to play…
ARUSHA: THE Public Service Social Security Fund (PSSSF) has intensified efforts to ensure retirees receive their benefits before their official retirement date, urging Human Resource officers to submit employees’ records…
TABORA: WATER is one of the most essential resources for life, yet in many parts of Tanzania, its availability is becoming increasingly uncertain. Rapid population growth, urban expansion, climate variability…
DAR ES SALAAM: SABA SABA is meant to be a day of national memory, commerce and shared public life. The seventh day of the seventh month marks the 1954 founding…
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has entered a new phase in its development journey as Vision 2050 moves from planning to implementation. After years of nationwide consultations and preparation, the country…
DAR ES SALAAM: IF there is one month that truly showcases Tanzania at its finest, it is July. With clear blue skies, cool temperatures and the country in the heart…
DAR ES SALAAM: THIS week, Tanzania marks the Golden Jubilee of the Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), a landmark in the country’s economic history. For five decades, the…
MANYARA: THE government of Japan has supported the construction of classrooms, sanitation facilities and water infrastructure at Orng’adida Primary School in Babati District, Manyara Region, through a project worth more…
KILIMANJARO: A YOUTH group in Moshi Municipality has established an online content creation business worth 77.14m/- with support from the Local Government Authority (LGA) 10 per cent loan scheme, creating…
TANGA: TANGA Region is losing an estimated 50bn/- annually due to the effects of climate change, with rising sea temperatures, declining fish catches and reduced seaweed production threatening the livelihoods…
DODOMA: SIX public servants have been arraigned before the Singida Resident Magistrate’s Court on charges of fraud, abuse of office and money laundering in connection with procurement and construction projects…