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TAKUKURU Targets 93 New Offices by 2027

November 2, 2026
Tanzania’s Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB), commonly known as TAKUKURU, is expected to complete the construction of 93 office buildings across the country by July 2027 as part of efforts to expand its presence and bring anti-corruption services
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Tanzania Sets Sh89.3 Trillion Development Plan

November 2, 2026
Tanzania’s Parliament is concluding discussions on the proposed National Development Plan for the 2027/2028 financial year, with the government outlining an ambitious Sh89.3 trillion investment programme aimed at strengthening economic growth, expanding employment opportunities and improving the country’s competitiveness. The
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TAKUKURU Targets 93 New Offices by 2027

November 2, 2026
Tanzania’s Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB), commonly known as TAKUKURU, is expected to complete the construction of 93 office buildings across the country by July 2027 as part of efforts to expand its presence and bring anti-corruption services closer to citizens. PCCB Director General Crispin Chalamila announced the plan in Karatu District, Arusha Region, during the inauguration of
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TAKUKURU Targets 93 New Offices by 2027

November 2, 2026
Tanzania’s Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB), commonly known as TAKUKURU, is expected to complete the construction of 93 office buildings across the country by July 2027 as part of efforts to expand its presence and bring anti-corruption services closer to
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Tanzania Sets Sh89.3 Trillion Development Plan

November 2, 2026
Tanzania’s Parliament is concluding discussions on the proposed National Development Plan for the 2027/2028 financial year, with the government outlining an ambitious Sh89.3 trillion investment programme aimed at strengthening economic growth, expanding employment opportunities and improving the country’s competitiveness. The plan, presented
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Tanzania, WHO Strengthen Border Disease Preparedness

November 2, 2026
Tanzania and the World Health Organization (WHO) have trained 35 health experts in the strategically important Mbeya border region to strengthen epidemic preparedness, improve disease surveillance and prevent the cross-border spread of infectious diseases. The initiative comes amid growing regional concerns over
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Russia-Africa Summit Signals Shift in Global Ties

November 2, 2026
The Russia-Africa Summit has been described as a significant step towards reshaping international cooperation and strengthening Africa’s engagement with global partners beyond Europe, following strong participation by governments, businesses and other stakeholders from across the world. A French journalist commenting on the
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Nyerere Hails Renewed Russia-Africa Partnership

November 2, 2026
Madaraka Nyerere, son of Tanzania’s founding president Julius Nyerere, has described the renewed partnership between Russia and African countries as a modern evolution of historical ties established during the Soviet era, with greater emphasis on economic cooperation, trade and development. Speaking to
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Mozambique Seeks Russian Partnership for Strategic Railway

November 2, 2026
Mozambique is negotiating with Russia over plans to develop a strategic north-south railway that could transform the country’s transport network, strengthen domestic trade and improve connections between major economic regions. Mozambican Transport Minister João Jorge Matlombe told Sputnik that the proposed railway
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Sudan Launches Polio Vaccination Drive for 11 Million Children

November 2, 2026
Sudan has launched a large-scale polio vaccination campaign targeting approximately 11 million children, with support from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), as the country continues to face the challenges of armed conflict, population displacement and
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