Masauni Urges Regional Cooperation to Protect Lake Tanganyika
The Minister of State in the Vice-President’s Office (Union and Environment), Hamad Masauni, has urged member states of the Lake Tanganyika Authority (LTA) to
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Samia Commends Majaliwa for Dodoma Government City project
President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, has commended former Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa for his contribution to overseeing and
Religious Leaders Urged to Prepare Communities for El Niño
Religious leaders in Tanzania have been urged to use their influence within communities to raise awareness about the potential impacts of El Niño rains
Shaka Praises Samia Over Strategic Projects
Kilosa District Commissioner Shaka Hamdu Shaka has praised President Samia Suluhu Hassan for continuing the implementation of Tanzania’s strategic national development projects, saying her
Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project Reaches Full Capacity
Tanzania’s Deputy Minister for Energy, Salome Makamba, has commended Parliament for its contribution to overseeing the implementation of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP),
Tanzania Tightens Mining Licence Oversight
Tanzania’s government has outlined stricter regulatory measures to ensure that mining licence holders comply with legal requirements, protect workers’ safety and maintain environmental standards
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Tanzania Reflects on Mkapa’s Enduring Legacy Six Years Later
Six years after the death of former President Benjamin William Mkapa, Tanzanians are today reflecting on the legacy of a leader whose decade in office reshaped the country’s economic direction, strengthened regional diplomacy and left a lasting mark on public service. Mkapa,
Africa Pursues Economic Freedom Through Industrialisation
Every harvest season, containers filled with coffee beans leave East Africa for processing plants overseas. Every day, ships carry cocoa from West Africa to chocolate factories in Europe. Copper, cotton, leather, crude oil and countless other commodities follow similar routes, crossing oceans
BRICS Redefines Competition For Global Development
In conference halls where development was once discussed largely by Western-led financial institutions, a different voice is becoming increasingly influential. It speaks of multipolarity. It speaks of partnership among developing economies. And it speaks of giving countries in the Global South more
International Justice Enters A New Era
When the judges entered the courtroom, the silence reflected more than legal procedure. It reflected the weight of an idea that has shaped international law for generations—that no individual, regardless of rank or political influence, should be beyond accountability for the world’s
Black Sea Security Shapes Global Food Markets
Shortly after sunrise, a bulk carrier loaded with wheat departed a Ukrainian Black Sea port, beginning a voyage toward markets thousands of kilometres away. For the ship’s crew, it was another commercial journey. For governments watching global food supplies, it represented something
Africa Targets Battery Manufacturing Leadership
Every day, trucks loaded with copper, cobalt, lithium, graphite and manganese leave mines across Africa, beginning a journey that often ends thousands of kilometres away in battery factories across Asia, Europe and North America. For years, that supply chain has followed a
Africa Courts Gulf Powers For Strategic Investment
The signing ceremony lasted only a few minutes. Around the table sat government officials, business executives and investment leaders discussing billions of dollars in projects that could reshape trade routes, energy infrastructure and industrial development across Africa. Scenes like this are becoming
Tanzania’s Gold Reserves Reach 28 Tonnes
Tanzania has significantly strengthened its financial position after the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) increased its gold reserves to 28 tonnes, a milestone that places the central bank among Africa’s five largest official gold reserve holders, according to the Minister for Minerals, Anthony
Strategic Trade Corridors Reshape Global Economic Power
Every freight train leaving Angola’s Atlantic coast now carries more than minerals and manufactured goods. It carries geopolitical ambition. Stretching across southern and central Africa, the Lobito Corridor has become one of several strategic transport projects attracting global attention as countries compete