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Kenya Transport Strike Averted After Talks

Kenya has averted a planned nationwide transport strike after sector stakeholders reached an agreement with President William Ruto following high-level negotiations aimed at easing growing public concerns over fuel prices and the cost of living. Transport operators had earlier threatened to resume
May 22, 2026

Arusha Night Crackdown Nets Traffic Offenders

The Traffic Police in Tanzania have ramped up a nationwide crackdown targeting nighttime traffic violations. This operation, led by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Ramadhan Ng’anzi, has focused on identifying dangerous behaviors among drivers, such as overspeeding and driving unroadworthy vehicles, with
September 20, 2024

Retired CAG Proposes More Smaller Aircraft

Retired Controller and Auditor General (CAG) Ludovic Utouh has proposed that the Tanzanian government explore the possibility of increasing the number of smaller aircraft for domestic flights. This recommendation aims to address the high operational costs associated with using large Boeing jets
September 14, 2024

LATRA Suspends Katarama Luxury’s License

The Land Transport Regulatory Authority (LATRA) has officially suspended the operating license of Katarama Luxury buses following allegations of tampering with their vehicle tracking devices (VTD). The company reportedly removed the original tracking device installed in their buses and replaced it with
September 13, 2024

Kenya Airport Workers Strike Over Lease

Hundreds of travelers have been stranded at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport following a strike by airport staff. The strike began on Wednesday at midnight, prompted by ongoing disputes over the Kenyan government’s plans to lease the airport to Indian conglomerate Adani Enterprises.
September 11, 2024

Technical Glitch Delays Dodoma-Bound Train Service

The Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train traveling between Dar es Salaam and Dodoma faced a technical delay on September 10, 2024, marking the second incident since the service’s launch in July. According to a statement by the Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC), the
September 11, 2024

Majaliwa Orders Enhanced Rail Oversight

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has directed the Ministry of Transport to strengthen its oversight of the Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC), aiming to improve services on the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and ensure its long-term sustainability. Addressing the conclusion of the 16th parliamentary
September 7, 2024

Minister Urges Local Investment in DART Expansion

The Minister of State in the President’s Office for Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI), Mohamed Mchengerwa, has directed the Dar Rapid Transit Agency (DART) to prioritize local investors in the procurement of new buses. This directive comes with a firm deadline
September 3, 2024

Severe Weather Warning for Maritime Activities

The Tanzania Shipping Agents Corporation (Tasac) has issued an urgent advisory for all maritime stakeholders and those involved in economic activities on both sea and lakes. This comes as a response to a severe weather alert issued by the Tanzania Meteorological Agency
September 2, 2024

Four Dead in Devastating Babati Bus Collision

A devastating road accident in Gajal, Babati, Manyara Region claimed the lives of four individuals, including three students and a truck driver. The collision involved a coaster bus transporting 33 students and a Scania truck, resulting in a tragic loss of life
August 31, 2024

Parliament Passes Landmark 2024 Airports Bill

The Tanzanian Parliament has approved the 2024 Airports Bill, which is poised to significantly enhance the Tanzania Airports Authority’s (TAA) operational capabilities. The bill, which now awaits President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s signature to become law, is set to transform TAA into a
August 29, 2024
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