Court System Key To Nation’s Prosperity, TLS
The president of the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS), Boniface Mwabukusi, has emphasized that true national development must ultimately be measured by the well-being and
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Tanzania Expands Pulses Market Access To Malaysia
The Tanzanian government has announced ongoing efforts to open a new export market for pulses in Malaysia, a move expected to stabilize prices, increase
Tz, Expands Communication Towers Nationwide Over Four Years
The Tanzanian government has revealed significant progress in expanding nationwide telecommunications infrastructure, announcing that a total of 1,041 communication towers have been constructed over
Tanzania Launches Nationwide Health Facility Renovation Plan
The Tanzanian government has unveiled a major initiative to renovate and upgrade 532 older health facilities across the country, aiming to improve healthcare delivery,
Tanzania Announces Over Thousand Driving Jobs in Qatar
The Tanzanian government has unveiled a major overseas employment opportunity, announcing more than 1,100 driving positions for qualified citizens to work in the State
Tanzania Launches Frameworks to Drive Vision 2050 Agenda
The Tanzanian government has taken a major step toward implementing its long-term development strategy by preparing to table three key planning instruments in Parliament,
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Building Owners Face Court Over Kariakoo Collapse
Three building owners linked to the tragic collapse of a multi-story building in Kariakoo are set to appear before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court today. The defendants, Leondela Mdete, 49, Zenabu Islam, 61, and Ashour Awadh Ashour, 38, face 31 charges of
South Korean Ex-Defense Minister Attempts Suicide in Custody
Former South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun has reportedly attempted suicide while in detention, as the country grapples with a political crisis triggered by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s controversial martial law proposal. Kim, arrested on Sunday, is the first individual to be
Chadema Pushes for Electoral Reform in Court
Tanzania’s opposition party, Chadema, is preparing to take legal action to demand changes to the country’s electoral system. Party chairman Freeman Mbowe announced this decision on December 10, 2024, following a review of the recent local government elections held on November 27,
Climate Shift Accelerates Drylands in Africa, China
The accelerating spread of arid conditions in South Sudan and Tanzania is redefining the relationship between people and the land they rely on. Scientists now rank these two African nations as the fastest-drying countries globally, with vast areas of fertile ground transforming
Journalists Face Record Deaths Covering Global Conflicts
In 2024, journalism has faced one of its deadliest years on record, with at least 104 journalists losing their lives while on duty. Tragically, nearly half of these fatalities occurred in Gaza, as reporters braved the frontlines of a devastating conflict to
Kenyan Police Use Tear Gas to Disperse Protesters
Tensions flared in Nairobi, Kenya, when police used tear gas to break up protests highlighting the increasing cases of femicide across the country. The demonstrations, led by activists and women’s rights groups, called for urgent action to address gender-based violence and protect
Queensland Lab Under Scrutiny for Missing Virus Samples
A biosecurity lapse in Queensland, Australia, has led to the disappearance of 323 vials containing dangerous virus samples, including Hendra virus, Lyssavirus, and Hantavirus. The missing samples, initially stored at the Public Health Virology Laboratory, vanished following a freezer malfunction in 2021.
Lightning Strikes Kill 22 Cattle Amid Severe Storms
Intense thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and strong winds have brought tragedy to Songambele Azimio Village in Rukwa Region, where 22 cattle belonging to a single farmer were killed by a lightning strike. The incident occurred on Monday, December 9, 2024, during heavy
CHADEMA Demands Reforms for Fair Elections in 2025
The Central Committee of CHADEMA, Tanzania’s leading opposition party, has doubled down on its call for constitutional and electoral reforms, insisting that these are essential to ensuring free and fair elections in 2025. During a press conference on Tuesday, December 10, 2024,