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Arusha Police Arrest Lawyer and Boda Boda Rider

January 25, 2025
The police have taken two individuals into custody independent lawyer Qamara Valerian, 36, and a 19-year-old boda boda rider named Benjamin Paul after they were accused of being involved in the assault and injury of a 75-year-old South African woman, Suzan Shawe.

Zanzibar Secures Wind Power Deal for 200 Megawatts

January 25, 2025
Zanzibar has signed a major agreement to harness wind power, a move aimed at addressing the island’s growing electricity needs while reducing its reliance on imports. The deal, which was officially signed on January 24, 2025, will see Zanzibar purchase 200 megawatts

Ukrainian National Found Hanging in His Room Mara

January 25, 2025
 Ihor Hladkyi, a 48-year-old Ukrainian national working for a local mining company, was found dead in his room at Majengo Mwisenge Street. Authorities discovered his body hanging from a rope tied to the metal bars of his bedroom window. The circumstances surrounding

Ten Fishermen Missing After Lake Rukwa Storm

January 25, 2025
Tragedy struck Lake Rukwa on January 23, 2025, when a sudden and violent storm swept through, disrupting the lives of local fishermen. Out of 550 fishermen who were on the lake during the storm, 540 have been rescued, but 10 remain missing

Tanzania Joins Hands with Italy to Advance Kiswahili AI

January 25, 2025
Tanzania has taken a bold step in bridging language and technology by partnering with Almawave, an Italian company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) language tools. The collaboration focuses on developing advanced Kiswahili AI systems, ensuring the language is not left behind in

Sea Taxis Launched for Kigamboni, Providing Relief

January 24, 2025
The government has partnered with Azam Marine and the Tanzania Electrical, Mechanical, and Electronics Services Agency (TEMESA) to launch a new initiative aimed at improving transport services between Magogoni and Kigamboni. This initiative is designed to tackle the long-standing transportation issues at
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