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UDOM Lecturer Faces Terrorism Charge

A legal case involving a University of Dodoma lecturer has entered a new and more serious phase after prosecutors formally charged Melkisedek Kaijage with a terrorism-related offence, transforming what initially appeared as a dispute over alleged public protest activities into a case
July 24, 2026

Zanzibar Minister of Tourism resigns

Zanzibar’s Minister of Tourism and Heritage, Simai Mohamed Said, has resigned from his position after a year and ten months since his appointment on March 8, 2022. Before this role, Said served as the Minister of Education. In a statement released last
January 26, 2024

JK to start producing white cement locally

ONE of the leading manufacturers of white cement, JK White Cement (Africa) Limited, will begin local production mid-this year from its plant currently being constructed in Mkuranga District, Coast Region The JK White Cement Head of Sales and Marketing, Ms Felista Masabo,
January 25, 2024

TARI Uyole launches drought tolerant rice growing project

THE Mbeya-based Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI) Uyole Centre has launched a-five year drought-tolerant rice growing project geared at enhancing production. Launching the project yesterday, coordinator from TARI, Dr Dennis Tippe said that the efforts were as a result of collaboration between
January 25, 2024

How Tanzania, Cuba MoUs will transform key sectors

VICE-PRESIDENT Dr Philip Mpango yesterday said Tanzania and Cuba have heightened collaboration in various priority areas including agriculture, tourism, education and health in cherishing a historic diplomatic cooperation spanning over six decades. “In our discussion, we have agreed to revitalise the working
January 25, 2024

Rukwa leads in mobile phone crime

RUKWA is leading other regions in the country for cybercrime through mobile phones, according to the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA). The region is leading the malpractices that were recorded in the second quarter of last year—April to June—by 38.7 per cent.
January 25, 2024
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