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Government Urged to Control External Debt Levels

November 2, 2024
The Tanzanian government to maintain external debt servicing below the current limit of 11.1 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) and to prevent it from escalating to the critical threshold of 15 percent. Oran Njeza, the Chairman of the Budget Committee

Tanzania Projects 55.06 Trillion Shillings Budget

November 2, 2024
The Tanzanian government has announced an ambitious budget plan for the fiscal year 2025/26, expecting to collect and spend a total of 55.06 trillion Tanzanian shillings. This projection was made by Finance Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba during a presentation of preliminary budget

Vice President Honors Legacy of Retired General Musuguri

November 2, 2024
Tanzanian Vice President Dr. Philip Mpango urged all citizens to embody the dedication that the late general demonstrated throughout his life. Speaking at the event held at Lugalo Military Hospital in Dar es Salaam, Dr. Mpango emphasized the importance of defending Tanzania’s

Education Minister Seeks Modern Journalism Training

November 2, 2024
 Tanzania’s Minister for Education, Science, and Technology, Professor Adolf Mkenda, recently highlighted the government’s commitment to enhancing journalism training standards. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) held in Singida on November 1, 2024, Professor Mkenda

US Partners with Tanzania for Pandemic Preparedness Grant

November 1, 2024
The United States has collaborated with Tanzania to secure a $25 million grant from the World Bank’s Pandemic Fund. This initiative aims to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response capabilities across 40 countries, encompassing six geographical regions. The announcement was made through

Children Under 18 Cannot Receive Life Sentences

November 1, 2024
The Attorney General of Tanzania, Hamza Johari, emphasized that the legal framework in Tanzania, as well as in many other nations, prohibits children under the age of 18 from being sentenced to life imprisonment. This policy stems from an understanding that children
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