ACT Leaders Urged to Strengthen Unity in Kiembesamaki
Leaders of ACT Wazalendo in Kiembesamaki Constituency have been urged to maintain unity and solidarity, with party officials describing the two principles as essential
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Tanzania Flies Home 173 Citizens From South Africa
A total of 173 Tanzanian citizens who had been living in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province have safely returned home after voluntarily deciding to leave
CCM Nominates Ndejembi for Vice President
Tanzania’s ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), has nominated Energy Minister Deogratius Ndejembi as its candidate for the position of Vice President of the
CCM Kicks Out Nchimbi For Misconduct
The Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party has officially expelled Dr. Nchimbi following allegations of misconduct. This decision comes in the wake of a thorough
Tanzania, Zimbabwe Move to Strengthen Strategic Cooperation
Tanzania and Zimbabwe have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation in strategic areas, following talks between Tanzania’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, CP Suzan S.
Tanzania’s Vice President Announces to Resign His Position
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, has announced his decision to retire from politics and public service and resign from his position as Vice
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Tanzania Reports Calm After Planned July 7 Protest Calls
Tanzania remained calm on July 7 despite online calls for nationwide protests, with authorities saying the country experienced no major security incidents as citizens continued with their normal economic and social activities. In a statement issued after the day, the Tanzania Police
Thousands Flock To Tanzania’s Sabasaba Fair
Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner Albert Chalamila has urged residents of Dar es Salaam and Tanzanians across the country to attend the **Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair>, describing the exhibition as a key platform for business, innovation, education and public services.
The Oceans That Will Shape Global Power
Before sunrise, a cargo ship leaves one of the world’s busiest ports carrying thousands of containers bound for markets on three continents. Hundreds of kilometres away, fishing vessels begin another day at sea, while beneath the ocean floor, thousands of kilometres of
Tanzanian Swahili Films Head To French Television
Tanzanian Swahili-language films and comedy productions are set to reach international audiences through French television network TV5Monde, in a move aimed at promoting the Kiswahili language and expanding the global reach of Tanzania’s creative industry. Speaking in Kigoma, TV5Monde representative Alain Kisena
Russian Missile And Drone Strike Kills 30 In Kyiv
A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv has killed at least 30 people, marking one of the deadliest assaults on the city since the war began in 2022. Ukrainian officials said the overnight strike involved long-range missiles,
Museveni Tells Coffin Makers To Build Furniture
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has urged coffin manufacturers to consider shifting into furniture production, arguing that the country’s progress in combating major infectious diseases has reduced mortality and, consequently, demand for coffins. Speaking at a public event, Museveni said improved public health
Food Is Becoming The World’s Next Strategic Asset
As dawn breaks across one of the world’s busiest grain terminals, cargo vessels wait patiently to load millions of tonnes of wheat, maize and soybeans destined for markets thousands of kilometres away. For farmers, traders and shipping companies, it is another day
The Intelligence Race Reshaping The World
Long before financial markets open and government offices begin their day, thousands of high-performance computers inside data centres are already at work. They process billions of calculations every second, helping scientists develop life-saving medicines, supporting military intelligence, guiding financial transactions and powering
Egypt Uncovers Ancient Byzantine City Remains
Egypt has announced the discovery of two major archaeological sites, including a remarkably well-preserved Byzantine-era settlement in the Western Desert and a cluster of ancient tombs near Alexandria, shedding new light on life in the region more than 1,500 years ago. The