Arusha Directs Councils To Clear Health Commodity Debts
The Arusha Regional Administrative Secretary, Dr Toba Alnason Nguvila, has directed all council directors in the region to prepare clear plans for settling debts
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REA Boosts Salt Production For Women In Singida
The Rural Energy Agency (REA) has constructed modern salt production infrastructure for women in Nsunsu Village, Iramba District, Singida Region, in a move expected
DAWASA Urges Businesses To Help Curb Water Loss
The Dar es Salaam Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (DAWASA) has urged businesses that depend heavily on water, including car washes, brick makers and
Tanzania Urges Farmers To Embrace Date Palm Farming
Farmers in Tanzania have been encouraged to embrace date palm cultivation as a drought-tolerant crop that can help communities adapt to the effects of
TFS Warns 328 New Employees Over Unauthorized Absence
The Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS) has warned 328 newly recruited employees against leaving their assigned work stations without following official procedures, saying unauthorized
Kikwete Inspects Safer Communities Project In Tabora
Former Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete has begun a four-day working visit to Tabora Region, inspecting the implementation of the Safer Communities Project being
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Digital Trade Rules Raise Concerns in Africa
African countries are increasingly expressing concern that emerging global rules on digital trade could restrict their ability to shape the future of their economies, as negotiations continue within the World Trade Organization (WTO). At the center of the debate is the long-standing
Africa Questions WTO Fairness Ahead of Key Trade Talks
Policymakers and trade experts across Africa are increasingly raising concerns about whether existing global trade rules genuinely support the continent’s development, as discussions heat up ahead of critical negotiations at the World Trade Organization (WTO). At the heart of these debates is
“Is Global Justice Truly Fair for Africa?”
In the heart of Dar es Salaam, a critical conversation is set to unfold—one that goes far beyond cinema and touches the very foundations of international law, sovereignty, and justice. The upcoming screening of a bold documentary on the International Criminal Court
“Lebanon Must Not Become Another Gaza,” Warns Guterres
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, has issued one of his strongest warnings yet as tensions escalate across the Middle East, cautioning that the ongoing clashes between Israel and the militant group Hezbollah risk plunging Lebanon into a devastating humanitarian
Talks or Tension? U.S.–Iran Signals Deep Divide
In a development that has once again drawn global attention to the fragile state of Middle East diplomacy, Donald Trump claimed on Wednesday (March 25) that Iran is quietly engaged in negotiations with the United States—despite what he described as Tehran’s reluctance
“Erasing Black History Risks Rewriting Humanity’s Truth”
In a moment that has stirred global reflection and renewed debate about historical memory, John Dramani Mahama has issued a stark warning over what he describes as a growing trend in the United States: the gradual erasure of Black history from public
“Africa Faces Fuel Crunch Amid Supply Disruptions”
Fuel demand across Africa has surged sharply following disruptions in global energy supply, prompting several countries to explore long-term solutions within the continent. In this context, large-scale refineries such as the Dangote Refinery in Nigeria are attracting growing attention from governments seeking
Lavrov Warns World Risks Lawless Future
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has issued a stark warning, claiming the world is moving toward an era devoid of international law. Speaking at a recent diplomatic forum, Lavrov said, “We are returning to a world with no international law,” highlighting his
Tanzania Loses Veteran Minister William Lukuvi
Tanzania is mourning the sudden passing of veteran politician and Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office for Policy, Parliament, Coordination, and Persons with Disabilities, William Vangimembe Lukuvi. The announcement came on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, from the Secretary to the