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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Russia’s Summer Offensive Tests Ukraine’s Defiant Frontline
Russia has intensified its summer military offensive across eastern Ukraine, launching one of its most coordinated campaigns of 2026 as Moscow seeks to capitalize on battlefield momentum before the onset of autumn. The renewed assault, concentrated around the Donetsk region and strategic
Global Powers Battle For Africa’s Critical Minerals
The global race for critical minerals has entered a new phase, and Africa is no longer merely supplying raw materialsit is increasingly shaping the geopolitical contest between the world’s major powers. From the copper belts of Zambia and the Democratic Republic of
Tanzania Unveils Sh6.31 Trillion Railway Lifeline To Kigoma
For generations, communities in western Tanzania have watched economic opportunities pass them by, limited by distance, costly transportation and the challenge of moving people and goods through a region with enormous untapped potential. Now, a new railway project is set to change
Tanzania Moves Against Alleged Terror Plots, 130 Arrested
Behind the quiet streets and daily routines of communities across Tanzania, security agencies say they uncovered plans they believe could have threatened lives, public institutions and national stability. The Tanzania Police Force has announced the arrest of 130 people suspected of involvement
Wildfires Force 300,000 Europeans From Homes
For thousands of families across France and Spain, the summer of 2026 has become a desperate race against fire. With smoke covering once-familiar landscapes and flames moving dangerously close to communities, more than 300,000 people have been forced to leave their homes
Government Seizes Sh1.2 Billion Smuggled Gold
Tanzanian authorities have intensified their crackdown on illegal mineral trafficking after seizing gold worth Sh1.238 billion in Dar es Salaam, in one of the country’s largest recent anti-smuggling operations, underscoring the government’s determination to protect revenues from the mining sector. The operation,
Tanzania’s Landmark Bond Targets 21,000 Jobs
Tanzania’s debut offshore bond denominated in the Tanzanian shilling is expected to unlock thousands of new jobs and attract fresh international investment, marking a milestone in the country’s efforts to deepen its capital markets and accelerate private sector-led economic growth. Speaking at
ICC Prosecutor Falls As Court Confronts Its Own Reckoning
For years, Karim Khan stood before the world demanding accountability from presidents, generals and warlords accused of the gravest crimes known to humanity. This week, the man who championed justice on the global stage became the subject of accountability himself. In a
Africa Demands Greater Control Of Strategic Resources
A growing number of African governments are adopting tougher policies to assert greater control over their natural resources, signaling a decisive shift away from decades of exporting raw materials toward building domestic industries that can generate jobs, technology and long-term economic growth.