TAWA Reports Higher Wildlife Revenue And Community Benefits
The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has presented an update on measures taken to address recommendations raised by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG)
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Gairo Kilimo Biashara Expo Set To Boost Farming And Livestock
The fifth edition of the annual Kilimo Biashara Expo in Gairo District, Morogoro Region, is scheduled to take place from October 30 to November
Bhutan MP Praises Quality of Tanzania’s Honey Products
Bhutanese Parliamentarian Tashi Tenzin has praised the quality of Tanzania’s honey and other bee products displayed at the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism
Tanzania Fuel Prices Rise Amid Middle East Tensions
The Tanzanian Government has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring reliable fuel supplies and maintaining affordable prices despite continued volatility in global oil markets linked
Sao Hill Forest Plantation Welcomes 18 New Staff
Sao Hill Forest Plantation has welcomed 18 new employees across various cadres as part of efforts to strengthen its workforce and improve the efficiency
Tanzania Launches New TANESCO Digital Customer Services
Tanzania has taken another step toward modernising electricity customer services with the launch of new digital platforms and an enhanced Customer Service Charter aimed
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Russia and Africa’s Food Security Revolution
Russia is becoming an increasingly important supplier of food and agricultural inputs to Africa, raising hopes that Russian fertiliser, technology and agricultural expertise could help the continent increase food production. But for Tanzania and other African countries, the bigger question is whether
Tanzania Weighs Russia Nuclear Technology Amid Energy Ambitions
Tanzania is increasingly looking to nuclear energy as a possible source of long-term electricity, with Russia emerging as a major potential technology partner. But behind the promise of reliable power and industrialisation lies a difficult question: could dependence on Russian nuclear technology
Can Russia Help Africa Escape The Dollar?
As Tanzania looks to deepen economic ties with Russia, the debate over whether Africa can reduce its dependence on the US dollar is gaining new attention. Moscow has promoted local-currency trade and alternative payment systems as part of a broader effort to
Tanzania Eyes Russia Market Beyond The West
As Tanzania prepares to engage with Russia ahead of the Third Russia–Africa Summit, the central question should not simply be whether Moscow can offer Africa an alternative to Western markets. The more important question is whether Tanzania can enter the Russian market
Tanzania’s Non-Aligned Future Faces a New Test
Tanzania’s long-standing policy of non-alignment is facing a new geopolitical test as competition between the United States, China, Russia, India and other major powers increasingly reaches Africa. Rather than choosing one geopolitical bloc, Tanzania’s current foreign-policy framework explicitly supports non-alignment and South-South
Africa’s 54 Votes Still Struggle for Global Power
Africa has one of the largest voting blocs in the international system, with 54 African Union member states represented at the United Nations. Yet the continent continues to face difficulties converting its numerical strength into coordinated geopolitical influence. The African Group at
Digital Colonialism: Who Controls Africa’s Data?
Africa’s digital transformation is creating a new strategic contest over something increasingly valuable: data. As governments, banks, businesses and citizens move more services online, the infrastructure storing and processing African information is becoming an important economic and national-security asset. The debate is
Foreign Bases Challenge African Sovereignty
Africa’s security landscape is becoming increasingly crowded as foreign powers expand, maintain or renegotiate military arrangements across the continent, creating a difficult balance between immediate security needs and long-term national sovereignty. From the strategic coastline of Djibouti to the conflict zones of
Why Every Global Power Suddenly Wants Africa
Africa has become one of the main arenas of global geopolitical competition, with the United States, China, Russia and the European Union increasingly seeking stronger economic, political and strategic relationships across the continent. The competition is no longer centred only on traditional