Dar es Salaam Deputy Mayor Announces Two-Week Land Clinic in Kinyerezi
Ilala Deputy Mayor John Ryoba Mrema has announced plans to establish a two-week special land clinic in Kinyerezi Ward, Ilala District, to help residents
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Tanzania to Consider Youth Proposals to Improve Primary Healthcare Services
The Tanzanian government will receive and consider proposals from young people aimed at improving primary healthcare services in dispensaries, health centres and district hospitals
PBPA Staff Trained On Public Service Ethics
Employees of Tanzania’s Petroleum Bulk Procurement Agency (PBPA) have received training on the rights and responsibilities of public servants, in an initiative aimed at
Tanzania to Equip Dodoma Prison Hospital for Public Use
Tanzania’s Ministry of Health has pledged to equip the Central Zone Prison Headquarters Hospital in Veyula, Dodoma, to enable it to begin providing healthcare
TAWA Explores Golf Tourism At Zanzibar Wildlife Park
The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) is exploring the possibility of introducing international-standard golf tourism at the proposed Zanzibar Wildlife Park in Jambiani Muyuni
HESLB Earns International ISO Quality Certification
The Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (HESLB) of Tanzania has received the ISO 9001:2015 international quality management certification, a milestone expected to strengthen service
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Trump Signs Order Making English Official Language
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order officially declaring English as the United States’ national language. This move, announced on Friday, has reignited long-standing debates over language, culture, and national identity in a country known for its linguistic diversity. The order
Dar es Salaam Faces Persistent Water Supply Shortages
Dar es Salaam residents, particularly those in areas supplied by the Upper Ruvu water plant, continue to struggle with frequent water shortages, a situation that has been linked to the rapid growth of industries and residential settlements in the Coast region. Neighborhoods
Zelensky Chose War Over Signing The Mineral Deal
Ukrainian President VoloZelensky left the White House early Friday, forgoing a planned news conference. Zelensky has earlier agreed to sign the mineral deal that was going to bring the war to end. Unfortunately things got get heated up with President Trump and
Ungrateful Zelensky Kicked Out of The White House
US President Donald Trump decided to end a scheduled forty-five(45mins) white house meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after ten minutes(10mins ) when it became clear Zelensky was in no mood to compromise. The highly anticipated discussions were meant to culminate in
Trump -Zelensky White House Meeting End In Stalemate
President Donald Trump shouted at Ukraine’s leader on Friday during an extraordinary meeting in the Oval Office, berating President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for “gambling with millions of lives” and suggesting his actions could trigger World War III. Zelenskyy then abruptly left the White
Tanzania Unveils Policy to Harness Ocean Wealth
Tanzania has taken a significant step in tapping into the vast potential of its ocean and water resources by launching the National Blue Economy Policy. The policy is designed to drive sustainable economic growth while ensuring marine conservation and improving livelihoods for
School Bus Catches Fire, Driver Saves All Students
A school bus carrying 15 students burst into flames on the morning of February 27 while on its way to Monticello Middle School in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Fortunately, thanks to the quick thinking of the bus driver, all students were safely evacuated
Tanzania Sees Record Investment Growth Under President Samia
Tanzania has witnessed a remarkable surge in investment over the past four years, with the country attracting 2,020 new projects worth $23.67 billion (approximately 61.8 trillion Tanzanian shillings). This marks a significant 91% increase compared to the 1,057 projects recorded in the
Tanzania and Malawi Strengthen Ties with New Agreements
Tanzania and Malawi have taken a major step forward in strengthening their long-standing relationship by signing two key agreements one focused on the health sector and another on the transfer of sentenced individuals. The agreements were reached during the Sixth Meeting of