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CRDB Foundation, COSTECH Empower 3,000 Youth Innovators

In a high-profile event held at the headquarters of the Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH), The Government of Tanzania, working closely with CRDB Foundation, announced a major milestone in empowering youth innovators across the country. The event was graced by

February 13, 2026

Health·World

Montenegro Shooting Claims 10 Lives, Leaves Four Injured

A small Montenegrin community is reeling from shock after a tragic mass shooting in the southern city of Cetinje claimed 10 lives, including two children. Four others sustained severe injuries and are receiving medical care in the capital, Podgorica, according to Prime

January 2, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Benjamin Mkapa Hospital Achieves 50 Kidney Transplants

The Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (BMH) in Dodoma has marked a significant milestone by successfully performing its 50th kidney transplant, a service it introduced six years ago. This achievement has saved Tanzanians an estimated TZS 1.6 billion in medical expenses that would otherwise

January 2, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Tanzania Expands Dry Ports to Enhance Trade Potential

Tanzania has taken a significant step to strengthen its trade and logistics capacity by acquiring 490 hectares of land in Dodoma for the development of the Ihumwa Dry Port. This project, spearheaded by the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA), is part of the

January 2, 2025

Tanzania·Travel

Fuel Prices in Tanzania Continue to Drop

Consumers of petroleum products in Tanzania are starting the new year of 2025 with good news, as the prices of fuel products have continued to decline into January. The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) has confirmed that fuel prices have

January 1, 2025

Health·World

WHO Urges Funding to Tackle Uganda’s Mpox Crisis

The World Health Organization (WHO) has highlighted an urgent need for funding to combat the ongoing mpox outbreak in Uganda. The country has reported over 1,000 confirmed cases and six deaths, putting a strain on its healthcare system and resources. In a

January 1, 2025

Tanzania

Tanzania Awaits Arrival of New Buses for BRT

Tanzania is eagerly anticipating the arrival of 250 new buses from China, which will mark the start of the second phase of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Dar es Salaam. The new phase, covering a 20.3-kilometre route from the city

January 1, 2025

Opinion·Tanzania

Fostering Dreams and Planning Early for Success

The new year begins, it’s a perfect time to reflect on how we can better prepare our young people for the future. A common stereotype about Tanzanians often mentioned by those who have traveled abroad is that we are laid back and

January 1, 2025

Politics·Tanzania

Tanzania Grapples With Alarming Road Accident Statistics

In her heartfelt New Year’s address on December 31, 2024, President Samia Suluhu Hassan shared her concerns over the high number of road accidents that have cast a shadow over the past year. Reflecting on what she described as “a year marred

January 1, 2025

Politics·Tanzania

Tanzania’s Economy Thrives Under President Samia’s Leadership

In a hopeful New Year’s address delivered on December 31, 2024, President Samia Suluhu Hassan celebrated Tanzania’s remarkable economic progress over the past year. The President highlighted a host of achievements that have strengthened the economy and improved the lives of citizens

January 1, 2025

Entertainment, Arts & Culture·Tanzania

Arusha Welcomes 2024 with Community Celebration

Arusha residents flocked to the iconic Clock Tower junction to usher in the New Year. The event brought life to the heart of the city, transforming the area into a hub of joy, culture, and shared aspirations. The festivities, led by Regional

January 1, 2025

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