Karume’s Legacy Still Shapes Zanzibar And Tanzania
Tanzania marks Karume Day on April 7, the nation once again turns its attention to the enduring legacy of Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume, a
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Piyushbhai Mehta Arrives In Tanzania to Support Vulnerable
As the world gradually shifts back to the values of care, community, and shared responsibility, a quiet but powerful message is taking shape one
Fortune Paper Urges Global Shift to Zero Waste
Fortune Paper Group Limited has renewed its call for fair trade policies while urging greater public commitment to responsible waste management, as Tanzania joined
Tanzania Pays Tribute as Lukuvi’s Legacy Endures
Tanzania continues to mourn the passing of veteran leader , a long-serving public official whose political journey spanned decades and left a lasting imprint
Tanzania Enters New Era In HIV Treatment
Tanzania is stepping into a transformative phase in its fight against HIV, marked by the planned introduction of Lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, alongside
Tz, Signs $300 Million Deal to Advance Strategic Metals Processing
Tanzania has signed a $300 million (approximately Sh700 billion) agreement with Panda Hill Tanzania Limited, positioning the Mbeya region at the center of a
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Tanzania Doubles Maize Production, Eyes Regional Leadership
Tanzania is cementing its position as a regional agricultural powerhouse after more than doubling its maize production in less than three years — a development hailed as a turning point for food security and economic resilience in the region. The announcement was
Tanzania Deports Activists Amid Political Trial Tensions
Regional concern is mounting after Tanzanian authorities detained and deported several Kenyan and Ugandan human rights activists who had traveled to observe the treason trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu. The incident has reignited questions about political openness and civil liberties in
Resilient Maasai:Guardians of Tradition And Culture In East Africa
The Maasai who originated from North of Lake Turkana, north west Kenya in the lower Nile valley and began migrating southward during the 15th century, with their rich and extraordinary culture. are Perhaps the most renowned tribe in Africa. They are semi-nomadic
Hungary Begins Formal Exit from International Criminal Court
Hungary’s parliament has approved legislation to begin the process of withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC), signaling a major shift in the country’s approach to international justice. The bill, passed on Tuesday, officially starts a one-year countdown before Hungary’s withdrawal from
Former DRC Prime Minister Sentenced for Embezzling Funds
The Constitutional Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) sentenced former Prime Minister Augustin Matata Ponyo to 10 years imprisonment with hard labor for embezzling approximately $247 million in public funds. The court’s decision follows a comprehensive legal process that spanned
Tanzania Secures Government Social Media Accounts After Hack
Yesterday, Tanzania faced a cyber incident when several official social media accounts belonging to government institutions were hacked. However, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Jerry Silaa, has reassured the public that the situation is now under control. Speaking about the
Tanzania Bans Use of Foreign Currencies Nationwide
The government of Tanzania has officially banned the use of foreign currencies — including the U.S. dollar — for domestic transactions. The new measure, which came into effect in March 2025, mandates that all payments for goods and services within the country
Speaker Backs Maternal Health Policy Continuity
Speaker of the National Assembly, Dr. Tulia Ackson, has endorsed the government’s commitment to sustaining free maternal health services, following a debate in Parliament that highlighted gaps in the implementation of the 2007 National Health Policy of Tanzania. The discussion, held on
Tanzania and Namibia to Boost Economic Partnership
Tanzania and Namibia are taking concrete steps to elevate their economic collaboration, building on decades of diplomatic friendship. This renewed focus was solidified during a state visit by Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who met with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan at the