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Tanzania Probes Foreign Traders’ Presence in Kariakoo

A government-appointed committee investigating the growing number of foreign traders in Kariakoo has made significant progress, with half of its work now complete. The committee, formed by the Minister of Industry and Trade, Dr. Selemani Jafo, on February 2, has been meeting
February 17, 2025

Tanzania, US Strengthen Ties Through Military Exercise

The Tanzanian People’s Defence Force (TPDF) and the United States military have successfully concluded the Justified Accord 2025 joint training exercise, marking another milestone in the two nations’ military cooperation. The closing ceremony, held in Msata, Coast Region, brought together senior leaders
February 17, 2025

LGBTQ+ Muslim Leader Muhsin Hendricks Killed in Ambush

A shocking tragedy has struck South Africa after renowned imam and LGBTQ+ rights advocate Muhsin Hendricks was fatally shot in an ambush. The 57-year-old religious leader, known as the first openly gay imam in the world, was attacked on Saturday morning while
February 17, 2025

Tanzania Moves Towards Real Estate Law Reform

Tanzania is on the brink of significant changes in its real estate sector, as the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Human Settlements Development works to finalize a new law. The law, which has been under review for some time, aims to regulate
February 17, 2025

Four Children Tragically Die in Fire Accident

In a devastating incident in the village of Mazoezi, Nachingwea District, Lindi Region, four children from the same family have tragically lost their lives after a fire broke out in their home. The fire, which was caused by a candle, claimed the
February 17, 2025

Tanzania’s Foreign Exchange Earnings Show Growth in 2024

Tanzania has once again demonstrated its economic strength, with tourism remaining the top foreign exchange earner for the country in 2024. According to the latest data from the Bank of Tanzania, the tourism sector brought in an impressive $3.65 billion last year,
February 17, 2025

Tanzania Extends Maternity Leave for Premature Births

Tanzania has introduced changes to its Employment and Labour Relations Act, Cap. 366, to extend maternity leave for mothers who give birth prematurely. Under the new provisions, mothers will now receive paid maternity leave for up to 40 weeks after giving birth,
February 15, 2025

Government Pushes for Vocational Training in Prisons

 Tanzania’s Minister for Home Affairs Innocent Bashungwa, has urged the Tanzania Prisons Service to take full charge of a new initiative designed to provide vocational training to prisoners. The goal is to equip inmates with valuable skills and offer them nationally recognized
February 15, 2025

Simbachawene Encourages Leaders to Trust Capable Employees

The Minister for Public Service Management and Good Governance, George Simbachawene,  has called on public sector leaders to stop fearing capable employees and start empowering them with meaningful work. Speaking in Dodoma, he addressed leaders from various government offices, urging them to
February 15, 2025
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