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Arusha Tourism Growth Drives Calls For Leadership

As Tanzania approaches its general elections later this year, stakeholders in the tourism sector are urging the electorate to choose leaders who can address infrastructure challenges and unlock the full potential of the industry. Arusha, often regarded as the “safari capital” of
September 3, 2025

Former President Ali Hassan Mwinyi Hospitalized

Tanzania’s former president, Ali Hassan Mwinyi, has been hospitalized, the Zanzibar presidency announced on Friday.  A statement from his family shared by Deputy Director of Presidential Communication State House Zanzibar, Mr. Mohamed Hashim, says Mwinyi, who is now 98 years old, is
February 3, 2024

Samia lauds court efficacy

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has commended the judiciary for reducing case backlogs. She emphasised the importance of expeditious justice dispensation through dispute arbitration to uphold peace and attract investments. Dr Samia made these remarks on Thursday in Dodoma, where she attended the
February 2, 2024

Increase coffee production to meet new factory demand

Mara Regional Commissioner Mr Said Mtanda has urged residents to increase coffee farming and get raw materials to the newly constructed coffee processing factory, a property of the farmers’ cooperative union in the region (WAMACU). Launching such a 1.3bn/- worth coffee factor
February 2, 2024

Mwinyi orders executives to execute CCM manifesto

 Zanzibar President Dr Hussein Mwinyi has ordered government executives to quickly execute the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi’s (CCM) 2020/2025 election manifesto. “We have executed the manifesto excellently in the past three years, but we need to double our speed in the remaining
February 2, 2024

Clear work within 10 days, contractors ordered

Mbinga Town Council chairperson, Kelvin Mapunda, has issued a 10-day ultimatum to local contractors, who are implementing carryover projects in the area, to complete the work accurately. Mr Mapunda issued the ultimatum on January 29, this year, and will expire on or
February 2, 2024

Judiciary takes steps to uplift criminal justice

The Judiciary of Tanzania has taken steps to implement the recommendations of the Commission formed by President Samia Suluhu Hassan to improve criminal justice institutions in the country. This was revealed yesterday by Chief Justice of Tanzania, Professor Ibrahim Juma, during the
February 2, 2024
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