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Currency Shift Gains Pace As Dollar Faces New Pressure

A gradual but meaningful shift is unfolding in the financial system as more economies explore alternatives to reduce heavy reliance on the United States dollar. The movement is not sudden, but its direction is becoming increasingly clear. This is not about replacing

April 16, 2026

Health·Tanzania

Arusha Residents Embrace Fitness Ahead of Women’s Day

As the countdown to International Women’s Day continues, the people of Arusha have kicked off the celebrations in a unique way by prioritizing their health. In anticipation of the national event set to take place in the region on March 8, 2025,

March 6, 2025

Opportunities·Tanzania

Parents Encouraged to Support Youth in National Service

Parents and guardians, especially mothers, have been urged to support and encourage their children to join the National Service (JKT) instead of discouraging them. The call was made by Lieutenant Colonel Cleofar Nazar, the Acting Director of Social Welfare at JKT, who

March 6, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Health Minister Orders Strict Supervision of Private Hospitals

The Minister of Health, Jenista Mhagama, has directed the newly inaugurated Advisory Board for Private Hospitals to ensure all registered health facilities meet required quality standards. Speaking on March 5, 2025, at the launch of the board, Mhagama emphasized the need for

March 6, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Fuel Prices Rise, Drivers and Consumers Struggle

Fuel prices, particularly for petrol, diesel, and kerosene, have continued to rise, leaving millions of Tanzanians grappling with the economic impact. This ongoing increase is placing an additional financial burden on consumers, especially those relying on fuel for transportation, with rising import

March 5, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Tanzania Faces Rising Food Security Concerns

Tanzania is currently enduring a prolonged dry spell that is sparking growing concerns over food security across the country. The lack of rainfall has been particularly hard on agriculture, which is the backbone of Tanzania’s economy, leading to a significant decrease in

March 5, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Tanzania Faces $500 Million Arbitration Case in 2025

A legal dispute involving a $500 million (about Sh1.3 trillion) compensation claim against the Tanzanian government is set to be heard on March 6, 2025, at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington, D.C. The case, filed by

March 5, 2025

Politics·Tanzania

Mohammed Iqbal Dar, Who Named Tanzania, Dies at 80

The man credited with coining the name ‘Tanzania’, Mohammed Iqbal Dar, has passed away at the age of 80 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. He had been battling a long illness that left him unable to walk for nearly a decade. Born on

March 5, 2025

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Tanzania’s Clean Cooking Energy Campaign Gains Momentum

Tanzania is making significant strides in its efforts to promote clean cooking energy, with over 13 million gas cylinders sold since the launch of a national campaign aimed at reducing dependence on traditional cooking fuels. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy,

March 5, 2025

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Tanzania Ends Steel Imports as Local Production Grows

Tanzania has officially announced that it will stop importing steel, thanks to a major boost in local production. The decision marks a significant step in the country’s industrial journey, as local factories now produce more than double the national demand. During a

March 4, 2025

Health·World

Pope Francis Shares Gratitude Amid Health Battle

Pope Francis, the 88-year-old leader of the Catholic Church, remains under medical care at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital as he continues to recover from a respiratory infection. Despite his hospitalization, he has reached out to express his gratitude for the overwhelming support and

March 3, 2025

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