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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World Bank Prez Arrives In Dar For African Energy Summit
The President of the World Bank (WBG), Mr. Ajay Banga has arrived in the country to attend a meeting of African countries on energy known as “Mission 300”, which will take place from 27 to 28 January 2025 at the Julius Nyerere
If You Don’t have Money for Gloves, Give Birth at Home – Chalamila
The Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner, Albert Chalamila, has urged the residents of the region to refrain from introducing politics into personal matters, particularly health-related issues, as this will not help them. Instead, it will delay them and potentially cause more harm.
Mwabepande Residents Decry Poor Infrastructure and Transport
Residents of Mwabepande in Kinondoni District, Dar es Salaam, continue to face significant challenges with road infrastructure and transport due to the absence of paved roads. This situation has hindered development in the area and become a recurring campaign promise from politicians,
Government Commended for Building Gas Compression Station Project
The government, through the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC), has been praised for the construction of the country’s first Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) mother station and two smaller stations for receiving and storing CNG for initial customers. The commendations were made on
Kawawa Highlights Development Achievements, Calls for Patience
Vita Kawawa, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Namtumbo Constituency under the ruling party CCM, has outlined the progress of development projects implemented in his constituency during his five years of leadership. He also called on those aspiring to contest for his
Dar es Salaam Roads Temporarily Closed for Energy Conference
Nine major roads in Dar es Salaam will be temporarily closed for six days, starting today, Saturday, 25 January 2025, to facilitate the arrival of dignitaries attending the Africa Energy Conference. During this period, motorcycles (bodabodas) and tricycles (bajajis) will be prohibited
CCCC Pledges Support for Tanzanian Students
China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) has pledged to continue providing assistance and opportunities for Tanzanian students and citizens as part of the long-standing partnership between the two nations. This commitment was made during The Spring Festival Gala and Food Festival, themed the
Arusha Police Arrest Lawyer and Boda Boda Rider
The police have taken two individuals into custody independent lawyer Qamara Valerian, 36, and a 19-year-old boda boda rider named Benjamin Paul after they were accused of being involved in the assault and injury of a 75-year-old South African woman, Suzan Shawe.
Zanzibar Secures Wind Power Deal for 200 Megawatts
Zanzibar has signed a major agreement to harness wind power, a move aimed at addressing the island’s growing electricity needs while reducing its reliance on imports. The deal, which was officially signed on January 24, 2025, will see Zanzibar purchase 200 megawatts