Tanzania continues dominant run in T20 WC qualifier
ACCRA: TANZANIA maintained their impressive form at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Subregional Qualifier B, thrashing Seychelles by 153 runs in Accra, Ghana. The national side delivered a…
2026 BAL KALAHARI CONFERENCE: Dar City roar past Gia
PRETORIA: TANZANIA’S Dar City made a powerful statement in the 2026 Basketball Africa League (BAL) Kalahari Conference, cruising to a commanding 100–70 victory over hosts Johannesburg Giants on Friday evening…
Little Goliaths, loud silence: Tanzania’s quiet football champs we are too busy to notice
DAR ES SALAAM: THERE is something beautifully absurd about the way we handle football in Tanzania. Not the playing of it, of course. That part we approach with the seriousness…
This is why your crush gives you so much anxiety
USA: YOU’RE waiting in line at a coffee shop when it’s finally your turn at the register. After placing your order, you and the barista exchange a few words. The…
Tanzania joins frontline battle against deadly drug resistance
DAR ES SALAAM: THE growing global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has increasingly captured the attention of health expert’s, policymakers and international organisations, as it steadily erodes the effectiveness of…
Why Tanzania’s security industry must go green
WHEN we talk about security, one is often tempted to picture armed guards, patrol vehicles and surveillance cameras. Traditionally, the role of security has been narrowly defined as the protection…
Millions lifted as Tanzania fund transforms vulnerable communities
MWANZA: FOR many years, access to basic social services such as healthcare facilities, education infrastructure and reliable community support programmes has remained a persistent challenge for low-income communities across Tanzania.…
TASAF’s PSSN supports communities without political bias
DAR ES SALAAM: WE must agree that Tanzania has made remarkable strides in social protection, placing the welfare of vulnerable citizens at the forefront of national development. A case study…
Loan uptake remains low despite funds among small-scale traders
KAHAMA: SMALL traders and entrepreneurs are struggling to access government backed loans despite billions of shillings set aside to support their businesses, raising concerns over low uptake and existing barriers.…
Childcare centres boost market trade
NJOMBE: THE establishment of childcare centres in marketplaces is proving to be a national game-changer for mothers in the informal sector, providing a blueprint for how urban trade can be…
Road project to ease Kigamboni transport
DAR ES SALAAM: A MAJOR road construction project in Kigamboni is set to ease transport challenges, reduce vehicle operating costs and open up new opportunities for residents, as the government…
Co-ops told to boost bank stake
DODOMA: THE government has directed capital-strong cooperative societies to double their minimum share contribution in the Co-operative Bank of Tanzania from five per cent to 10 per cent by April…
Crime drops by 10 pc nationwide
DODOMA: CRIME in the country has declined by 10 per cent, according to new statistics released by the Tanzania Prisons Service, pointing to an overall reduction in the number of…
Scientists test new TB adherence tech
DAR ES SALAAM: SCIENTISTS are testing a smart electronic pillbox to help tuberculosis (TB) patients keep up with their treatment, as efforts continue to improve recovery rates and prevent drug-resistant…
Celebrating life of service
DAR ES SALAAM: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan yesterday said the death of Minister William Lukuvi has left a vacuum in seasoned leadership at a critical time when Tanzania faces economic…
Fuel stocks stable despite global tensions
DAR ES SALAAM: The government has assured Tanzanians of steady fuel availability, with current reserves sufficient to last between two and three months despite ongoing global supply pressures. The reassurance…
Japan’s Toyo seeks to invest in a fertilizer plant in Tanzania
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Japan-based Toyo Engineering Corporation has expressed interest in investing in a fertilizer manufacturing plant in Tanzania, aiming to boost local production using natural gas and coal.…
Kikwete eulogizes the late William Lukuvi
DAR ES SALAAM: THE former Tanzanian President, Jakaya Kikwete, has said the death of William Lukuvi has left a significant void in the nation, citing his integrity, diligence and deep…
Dr Samia leads Tanzanians in paying last respects to the late Lukuvi
DAR ES SALAAM: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has led national leaders and members of the public in paying their last respects to the late William Lukuvi at a solemn farewell…
Mtwara Port sees improvement in service delivery after Zanzibar tour
MTRWARA: OFFICIALS from Mtwara Port have intensified efforts to improve service delivery and strengthen business ties after conducting a working visit to Zanzibar aimed at engaging clients and key stakeholders.…
Economic Cooperation Between Russia and Indonesia: Current State and Future Prospects
INDONESIA: Under President Prabowo Subianto, the Republic of Indonesia—Southeast Asia’s biggest state, as well as one of the biggest states in the Islamic world—pursues a policy of what is, doubtlessly,…
Senegal to parade Afcon trophy despite title being stripped
SENEGAL: Senegal plan to parade the Africa Cup of Nations trophy before their game against Peru in Paris on Saturday, with the head of the country’s Football Federation vowing a…
‘The gravest crime against humanity’: What does the UN vote on slavery mean?
USA: The United Nations General Assembly this week overwhelmingly backed a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade “the gravest crime against humanity”. Welcoming the vote, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said…
Innovation drives economy, safeguards heritage — Italy Envoy
DAR ES SALAAM: Innovation has been identified as a powerful driver of economic growth and a key tool in preserving national heritage, with Italy urging greater investment in creative industries.…
Tanzania wins accolades in the Commonwealth Public Debt Management contest
LONDON: TANZANIA has continued to shine on the global stage after emerging as the overall winner at the 2026 Commonwealth Public Debt Management Awards and clinching the Best Debt Management…
Tanzania pushes for sweeping reforms in Africa’s postal services
KAMPALA: TANZANIA has pushed for sweeping reforms in Africa’s postal sector, calling for stronger cross-border services and digital integration to unlock e-commerce and expand access for low-income communities. The call…
Tanzania commends Israel-supported agricultural and health projects
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has commended Israel’s MASHAV programme, which provides hands-on agricultural training for Tanzanian youth in Israel while also proposing expanding the initiative by deploying Israeli experts to…
Prof Mkenda flags off 150 teachers heading to India for a special training
DAR ES SALAAM: 150 government vocational education teachers depart for India tomorrow, March 29, 2026, for a special training programme aimed at enhancing their professional skills. The teachers, drawn from…
41m- stone bridge boosts mining sector in Mara Region
MUSOMA: COMPLETION of the 41-metre Matongo stone bridge over the River Pigite is set to unlock economic activity in Tarime Rural, boosting mining operations at Nyamongo and easing movement between…
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis launch missile at Israel for first time since war began
YEMEN: Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis launch a missile strike on Israel for first time since the war began. The group says it fired a barrage of ballistic missiles “targeting sensitive Israeli…
Africa takes the lead: Reclaiming conservation with local knowledge, voices
DAR ES SALAAM: AFRICA stands at a critical crossroads in environmental conservation. As forests vanish, rivers dwindle and wildlife habitats shrink, the consequences of inaction are becoming impossible to ignore.…
Diarra hit with penalties following post-match incident
DODOMA: THE Tanzania Premier League Board (TPLB) has handed Young Africans’ goalkeeper Djigui Diarra a series of disciplinary sanctions following his misconduct during the Mainland Premier League match between Mtibwa…
Gamondi rues missed chances
DAR ES SALAAM: TAIFA Stars Head Coach Miguel Gamondi (pictured) expressed frustration after his team’s 1-0 defeat to Liechtenstein in the FIFA Series 2026 clash at Kigali Pelé Stadium on…
New project launched to tackle gender inequality in filmmaking
MWANZA: WOMEN filmmakers have made calls for equal opportunities in the film industry following the launch of a new initiative aimed at addressing long-standing gender imbalances. The project, dubbed Paza…
Mwanza to host cultural festival in April
MWANZA: MWANZA is set to host the Chief Hangaya Cultural Festival on April 19 and 20 at the Furahisha Grounds in Mwanza. The event is expected to draw more than…
YOUTH POINT: Unleashing the potential of technology for the next generation
DAR ES SALAAM: DIGITAL technologies have profoundly changed childhood and adolescence, the internet and the means to access it, such as tablets and smartphones, along with social media platforms and…
This is why cat family is considered to be the most fearsome
DAR ES SALAAM: SCIENTISTS say the cat family also known as Felidae has about 40 species ranging from the domestic cats to big cats that roam and dominate the African…
AI listens to coughs to fight against deadly diseases
DAR ES SALAAM: AS the world marked World Tuberculosis Day, a quiet but potentially transformative innovation was set in motion across Tanzania and that is one that listens, quite literally,…
Tanzania’s silent agric revolution empowers millions of farmers
MWANZA: IN Tanzania today, agriculture continues to sustain millions of livelihoods and remains central to the national economy. Any reform within the sector carries far-reaching implications, affecting not only individual…
The cost of ignorance: Why understanding taxes matters
DAR ES SALAAM: WHILE sitting in my office one recent morning, I watched two residents of Dar es Salaam city being interviewed by a local television station, claiming that they…
Kihongosi calls for ethical leadership conduct
KAGERA: THE ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) has issued a strong warning to its leaders against abusing power, declaring that the party will not tolerate misconduct, corruption or actions that…
TZ hailed for energy leadership
ZAMBIA: TANZANIA has been recognised as a regional leader in advancing Africa’s energy transition, with Zambia’s President, Hakainde Hichilema, citing the country’s progress in clean cooking energy as a model…
Thousands mourn Lukuvi in Dodoma
DODOMA: THOUSANDS of mourners yesterday flooded the Parliament grounds in Dodoma to pay their final respects to the late Minister of State, William Lukuvi, who was remembered as a pillar…
BUSINESS BLUEPRINT: Mwinyi backs partnerships
DAR ES SALAAM: ZANZIBAR President Hussein Ali Mwinyi has stressed that strong cooperation between the public and private sectors will be critical in addressing bottlenecks affecting the business environment. Speaking…
Climate project gets 2.6bn/- boost
DODOMA: THE Vice-President’s Office has set aside 2.6bn/- for a major climate resilience project targeting communities and ecosystems in Tanzania’s miombo woodland zones and parts of Zanzibar. The funding, covering…
Tanzania banks on the Economic Freedom Audit Report to drive policy reforms by 2050
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzanian government has stated that the recommendations contained in the Economic Freedom Audit Report will drive policy reforms, strengthen economic freedom, and significantly contribute to Tanzania’s…
Speaker Zungu pays tribute to the late Isimani MP, Lukuvi
DODOMA SPEAKER of the National Assembly, Mussa Zungu, has described the death of Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office (Policy, Parliament, Coordination and Persons with Disabilities) and Isimani…
PM Nchemba eulogises the late Lukuvi
DODOMA: PRIME Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has paid glowing tribute to the late William Lukuvi, saying he has long benefited from the veteran politician’s wisdom, guidance and selfless dedication to public…
Tanzania names the blue economy as its top priority in the 2026/27 budget
DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government has placed the blue economy at the centre of its upcoming fiscal agenda, with the Vice-President’s Office outlining key interventions aimed at unlocking Tanzania’s vast marine…
CEFA, We World initiates a drive that promotes peaceful, stable communities in Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique
DAR ES SALAAM: STAKEHOLDERS from Tanzania, Mozambique, and Kenya have met in Dar es Salaam under the Peace Project implemented by CEFA in partnership with We World today. CEFA Board…