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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“President Samia Sends Eid Message Promoting Unity”
Tanzania’s President, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has extended warm greetings to Muslims and citizens across the country in celebration of Eid al-Fitr, calling for unity, peace, and continued social harmony. In her message marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, President
Lebanon President Urges Ceasefire Talks With Israel
Joseph Aoun, the President of Lebanon, has renewed calls for an immediate ceasefire and the launch of diplomatic negotiations with Israel, in a bid to bring an end to the ongoing conflict involving the militant group Hezbollah. The appeal was made during
Iran Warns UK Over Expanding Role in Conflict
Iran has issued a stern warning to the United Kingdom, cautioning that any decision to allow the United States to utilize British military bases would be interpreted as direct participation in what it described as ongoing aggression. The statement comes at a
Tunisian Court Jails Activist Eight Years Amid Controversy
A court in Tunisia has sentenced prominent anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah to eight years in prison on charges of financial embezzlement, a ruling that has sparked debate over the country’s judicial independence. Mosbah, widely known for her advocacy against racial discrimination and
North Korea Weighs Fallout From Iran Conflict
Kim Jong Un may be facing a complex strategic dilemma following the escalating conflict involving the United States and Israel against Iran, as geopolitical tensions ripple across allied networks. North Korea swiftly condemned the strikes, describing them as an “unacceptable act of
Eight Dead After Boat Capsizes on Lake Albert
At least eight people have been confirmed dead and 17 others rescued following a tragic boat accident on Lake Albert in the northeastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The incident occurred near Tchomia, in Ituri Province, when the vessel
Tanzania deepens resource nationalism drive as Africa rethinks control of strategic minerals
Tanzania is intensifying efforts to expand state influence over its mining sector and increase domestic benefits from mineral extraction, as African governments push for greater control of strategic resources amid rising global demand for critical minerals tied to the energy transition. The
US Defense Chief Signals No End to War
The United States Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, has stated that there is currently no fixed timeline for the end of the ongoing military conflict involving Iran, underscoring the uncertainty surrounding the escalation. His remarks come as the conflict enters its third
Displaced Congolese Protest Dire Conditions in Lubumbashi
Dozens of internally displaced people from the conflict-affected eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have staged a protest in Lubumbashi, raising alarm over worsening humanitarian conditions and the lack of urgent assistance. The demonstrators, mainly from North Kivu and