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Tanzanian Shilling Struggles Despite Export Growth

December 3, 2024
In recent months, the Tanzanian shilling has been losing value against both the Ugandan and Kenyan currencies, even though exports to these neighboring countries have been on the rise. Despite the increase in trade, the local currency has faced growing pressure, with

Death Toll from Uganda Landslide Rises to 28

December 3, 2024
The devastating landslide that struck eastern Uganda last week has claimed 28 lives, with more bodies being recovered from the mud, including two young children. The tragedy unfolded on Wednesday when the landslide buried several villages along the slopes of Mount Elgon,

Dispute Over Trustees at Mwanza’s Ijumaa Mosque

December 3, 2024
 A legal dispute has emerged over the newly elected trustees at Ijumaa Mosque in Mwanza, with a group of worshippers questioning their legitimacy. The controversy came to light when 20 members of the mosque, led by Juma Kibira, filed a lawsuit against

ICC Fears For Its Survival Amidst Rising Threats

December 3, 2024
The president of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has warned that attacks on the tribunal, which have come largely from Washington and Moscow, “jeopardise its very existence”. Addressing ICC members in The Hague at an annual conference on Monday, ICC President Tomoko

Murder of Elderly Man Shocks Moshi Community

December 3, 2024
The peaceful village of Umbwe Onana in Kibosho West, Moshi District, was shaken by a brutal tragedy when 72-year-old Isaack Mallya was found dead outside his home on December 2, 2024. Mallya, the brother of Patrick Boisafi, the Kilimanjaro Regional Chairman of

Prison Facilities Improve with Upgraded Toilets

December 3, 2024
The issue of sanitation in Tanzanian prisons has seen remarkable improvements, according to the Commissioner General of Prisons, CGP Jeremiah Katungu. He highlighted that in the past, prisons faced significant challenges in providing proper toilet facilities, leading to poor living conditions for

Gov’t Urges Use of Local Research for Solutions

December 3, 2024
The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Dr. Doto Biteko,  has emphasized the importance of recognizing and utilizing the work of Tanzanian scientists to address the country’s challenges. He pointed out that it’s crucial for the government, institutions, and organizations to
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