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Twelve Miners Die in DRC Copper Mine Collapse

Twelve miners tragically lost their lives after a copper mine collapsed in Tulizembe, located in the mineral-rich Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, trapping workers deep inside the mine and prompting a rapid but
February 10, 2026

New Hydropower Station Enhances Renewable Training

The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology, Prof. Adolf Mkenda inaugurated the foundation stone for the Kikuletwa Hydropower Station in Hai District, Kilimanjaro Region, yesterday. This initiative marks a crucial advancement for the Arusha Technical College (ATC), which will operate the station
August 1, 2024

SAGCOT Expands to National Agricultural Corridors

The 31st Nane Nane International Agricultural Exhibition has commenced across the nation, bringing attention to the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania’s (SAGCOT) latest transformative plans. In a significant development, SAGCOT has announced its intention to expand its successful agricultural model nationwide,
August 1, 2024

Dodoma Railway Launch Attracts 30,000 Attendees

Over 30,000 residents of Dodoma Region are anticipated to attend the historic launch of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) speed train, connecting Dar Es Salaam to Dodoma. This event, presided over by President Samia Suluhu Hassan, marks a significant milestone in Tanzania’s
August 1, 2024

Political Parties Revise Rules to Boost Gender Equality

The Deputy Registrar of Political Parties in the country Mohamed Ali Ahmed, has announced ongoing revisions to political party laws and codes of conduct aimed at ensuring gender equality, enhancing accountability, and preventing harassment against women to enable their full participation in
July 31, 2024

Jacob and Malisa Deny Being Arrested by Police

Former Ubungo Municipal Mayor Boniface Jacob (42) and his co-accused Godlisten Malisa (38) denied in court that they were arrested by the police or searched at the Central Police Station. Jacob and Malisa, an Environmental Health Officer and resident of Moshi in
July 31, 2024

SGR Fault: Owls and Monkeys Involved

Monkeys and owls have been identified as the unexpected culprits behind an electrical fault that caused a two-hour halt of Tanzania’s modern electric-powered Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train. The incident, which occurred on the night of July 30, 2024, disrupted the journey
July 31, 2024

Mkapa Foundation Transforms Tanzania’s Health Sector

The Benjamin Mkapa Foundation (BMF) has significantly impacted Tanzania’s health sector, reaching 32 million people and creating 13,000 healthcare jobs over 18 years. This remarkable achievement was highlighted by Dr. Ellen Senkoro, BMF’s Chief Executive Officer, at the National Human Resources for
July 31, 2024

TRC Apologizes for SGR Train Delay Due to Fault

The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has issued an apology following an electrical fault that occurred between Kilosa and Kidete stations, causing the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train traveling from Dar es Salaam to Dodoma to halt for two hours on the night
July 31, 2024
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