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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US Envoy Meets Belarus Leader Over Prisoners
A senior envoy from the United States has held high-level talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in the capital, Minsk, focusing on the potential release of political prisoners in a move that could signal a cautious thaw in relations between the two
Is Global Justice Fair? Africa Demands System Reform
The debate over the fairness and balance of international justice has resurfaced with renewed intensity, placing Tanzania at the center of a broader continental conversation. What began as a legal petition is now evolving into a defining moment for Africa’s relationship with
Lightning Tragedy Claims Young Lives In Dar es Salaam
A tragic incident has shaken the community of Dar es Salaam after three pupils from Msongola Primary School lost their lives when lightning struck during a sudden storm. The incident occurred on Wednesday, March 18, in the Kivule area of Ilala District,
Historic Royal Meeting Signals Renewed UK Nigeria Relations
King Charles III hosted Bola Tinubu at Windsor Castle, marking the first state-level engagement of its kind between the two nations in nearly four decades. The visit represents a notable step in strengthening ties between the United Kingdom and Nigeria, two nations
“Europe Must Stand United As Ukraine Faces War”
The European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, has delivered a clear and urgent message: now is the time for Europe to show real unity in support of Ukraine as it continues to face the harsh realities of war with Russia. Speaking amid
“Peace Efforts Intensify As Regional Tensions Persist”
A fragile but significant diplomatic breakthrough has emerged as the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda agree to take urgent steps aimed at easing rising tensions and advancing a long-awaited peace process. The agreement, reached amid ongoing clashes in eastern Congo,
Energy Security Under Threat As Gulf Tensions Rise
A suspected drone strike has ignited fresh concerns over the vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure in the Middle East after a fire broke out at the Mina Abdullah refinery in Kuwait. According to official statements, the blaze was triggered by an unmanned
“Allies Must Stand Firm Against Expanding Global Threats”
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has issued a sharply worded warning against the growing alignment of global adversaries, describing Russia and Iran as “brothers in hatred” during high-level talks in London with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Speaking after the meeting,
Migration Deals Tested As Global Legal Battle Unfolds
A high-stakes legal confrontation between the United Kingdom and Rwanda has begun at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, marking a pivotal moment in the evolving global debate over migration policies and international agreements. The three-day proceedings, which commenced on