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Tanzanians Urged to Embrace Bibi Titi’s Legacy

July 24, 2025
Tanzanians have been urged to honour the legacy of the late Bibi Titi Mohamed  a national heroine, political trailblazer, and tireless advocate for women’s rights  whose groundbreaking work laid the foundation for female and youth leadership in the country. The appeal was

Tanzania Honors Former President Mkapa’s Legacy

July 24, 2025
The peaceful village of Lupaso in Masasi District, located in the Mtwara Region of southern Tanzania, became a gathering place for remembrance today as local residents, government officials, and regional leaders united to mark five years since the passing of Benjamin William

Ukraine Faces Unrest After Anti-Corruption Shake-Up

July 24, 2025
Widespread protests have broken out across Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a controversial new law that reshapes the country’s anti-corruption architecture. The legislation, which gives extensive powers to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, has drawn concern both at home and abroad

Lenacapavir Marks New Chapter in HIV Prevention

July 23, 2025
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a groundbreaking recommendation that could reshape the fight against HIV/AIDS: the adoption of lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, as part of HIV prevention strategies worldwide. Announced during the 13th International AIDS Society Conference in Kigali,

Samia Scholarship Empowers 1,051 Brilliant Students

July 23, 2025
The government has announced that 1,051 top-performing students from the 2024 Form Six examinations will receive full funding through the prestigious Samia Scholarship Programme. The news, delivered by Professor Adolph Mkenda, the Minister for Education, Science and Technology, during a press conference

Tanzania Expands Role in Global Pulse Market

July 23, 2025
Tanzania is quietly emerging as a strong contender in the international trade of pulses — the edible seeds of leguminous crops such as pigeon peas, chickpeas, and lentils. These once-overlooked crops are now finding their place at the heart of the country’s
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