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Gov’t Urges Use of Local Research for Solutions

December 3, 2024
The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Dr. Doto Biteko,  has emphasized the importance of recognizing and utilizing the work of Tanzanian scientists to address the country’s challenges. He pointed out that it’s crucial for the government, institutions, and organizations to

More Than 50 Dead in Guinea Soccer Tragedy

December 2, 2024
A devastating stampede during a soccer match in southern Guinea has left over 50 people dead, with many more injured. The tragedy occurred as crowds tried to flee from growing chaos at a packed stadium. The incident took place in the town

UN Urges Global Action to Address Sudan Crisis

December 2, 2024
Tom Fletcher, the United Nations humanitarian chief, has made a heartfelt appeal for the international community to take immediate action to address the deepening crisis in Sudan. The ongoing conflict in the country is devastating millions, with countless people forced to flee

The Untold Story About Dar’s Night Time Economy

December 2, 2024
Marijan Mohamed Natenga starts setting up his makeshift table ahead of the business day. This one time shoe-seller at Kariakoo International Market now fries octopus. He wants it crispy and tender and that requires more than a pot and this collagen-rich flesh

Three Dead, 32 Hospitalized After Eating Sea Turtle

December 2, 2024
Three people have tragically lost their lives, and 32 others are receiving medical treatment in the Philippines after consuming sea turtle meat. The incident took place in the coastal town of Maguindanao del Norte, where members of the Teduray community fell seriously

President Vows to Continue Late MP’s Work

December 2, 2024
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has assured the nation that the government will continue to put forth the same dedication and energy into filling the position left by the late Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, with the goal of bringing further honor to the country.
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