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Egyptian Irrigation Firm Eyes Tanzania Agricultural Market

Egyptian irrigation company El Nakheel Company for Modern Irrigation Systems has expressed its commitment to strengthening its presence in Tanzania by providing modern irrigation technologies and establishing strategic partnerships to support sustainable agricultural development. Speaking during the 10th Global Africa Agri Expo
September 3, 2026

Govt Finalizes New Regulations On Public Procurement

The government is in the process of finalizing regulations following amendments to the Public Procurement Act by the National Assembly, aimed at safeguarding local contractors. Finance Minister, Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba, stated that the government is completing the formulation of regulations to enhance
May 9, 2024

ACT-Wazalendo Calls For Reforms In Education Sector

The ACT-Wazalendo party has called for a government allocation of 50.2 billion shillings to expand the teaching workforce in primary and secondary schools, along with teacher training colleges. This initiative aims to recruit a minimum of 5,000 instructors and lecturers to combat
May 9, 2024

NHIF Enhances Benefits Package for Member Access

The National Health Insurance Fund has made significant improvements in its 2023 Benefits Package following the review of the National Essential Medicine List (NEMLIT) conducted by the Ministry of Health on April 30, 2024. This step aims to broaden the scope of
May 9, 2024

Iceland Wapendezwa na Fursa za Uwekezaji Tanzania

Tanzania inaendelea kuvutia wawekezaji kutoka Iceland, ambapo Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje na Ushirikiano wa Afrika Mashariki, Mhe. January Makamba, hivi karibuni alifanya mazungumzo muhimu na ujumbe wa wawekezaji hao waliokuja nchini kuchunguza fursa za uwekezaji katika sekta mbalimbali. Mazungumzo hayo yalifanyika
May 9, 2024

TUGHE Advocates for Extended Maternity Leave Period

The Tanzania Union of Government and Health Employees (TUGHE) has appealed to the government to initiate revisions to the Employment and Labour Relations Act. The current legislation grants 84 days of maternity leave for women who give birth to one child, while
May 8, 2024
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