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
Tanzania
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
Latest
U.S. Army Ends Transgender Enlistment and Health Coverage
The U.S. Army has announced that it will no longer accept transgender individuals for enlistment, nor will it provide gender-affirming medical care for active-duty service members. This new directive comes as part of a broader push from the Department of Defense, seeking
Kayaker Survives Unbelievable Whale Encounter in Chile
24-year-old Adrián Simancas narrowly escaped death after being momentarily swallowed by a humpback whale. The incident took place on February 8, 2025, near the San Isidro lighthouse, in the chilly waters of the Strait of Magellan. Simancas, who was kayaking with his
Encouraging Tanzanian Girls to Pursue Science Subjects.
Female students in the country have been encouraged to pursue science subjects to increase the number of female scientists who will help bring about advancements in science and technology. This was stated by the Coordinator of the Women’s Involvement in Road Works
Zanzibar,Romania Strengthens Development and Economic Ties
The President of Zanzibar and Chairman of the Revolutionary Council, Dr. Hussein Ali Mwinyi, has stated that Zanzibar will continue to strengthen cooperation with Romania in various sectors of development and economy. President Mwinyi made these remarks when he met with the
Local Residents Encouraged to Stop Seeking Traditional Healers
Tabora Regional Commissioner Paulo Chacha has called on residents of Uyui District in Tabora to abandon the practice of seeking treatment from traditional healers and instead seek medical care at hospitals to ensure better health services and avoid the exploitation often perpetrated
TAMISEMI Reviews Budget to Match Regional Needs and Living Costs
The Office of the President, Regional Administration, and Local Government (TAMISEMI) has conducted a budget review focusing on regional structures and living costs to ensure that funds allocated for construction projects are sufficient to complete essential infrastructure. From the 2024/25 budget onward,
Barrick Contributes Shilingi 11 Trillion to Tanzania’s Economy
Barrick Gold Mining Company has contributed a significant Shilingi 3.6 trillion to Tanzania’s government revenue through taxes, royalties, and various fees over a period of four years, from 2020 to 2024. This was revealed in Dodoma by Barrick’s Country Manager, Dr. Melkiory
Tanzania Wins Two Seats at African Union
The United Republic of Tanzania has secured two positions in the African Union elections. Prof. Kennedy Gastorn won the seat for the African Union Commission on International Law, while Mr. Benjamin Kapera secured a position on the African Union Advisory Board on
R. Kelly’s 30-Year Prison Sentence Upheld by Appeals Court
R. Kelly’s convictions for racketeering and sex trafficking, along with his 30-year prison sentence, were upheld on Wednesday by a federal appeals court, which ruled that the American singer exploited his fame for over a quarter of a century to sexually abuse