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Man Charged For Impersonating Former President Kikwete

September 24, 2024
 A startling case that has captured public attention, Shembiu Shekilaghe, a 38-year-old resident of Mabwepande, has been brought before the Kinondoni District Court in Dar Es Salaam On serious charges of impersonation and disseminating false information while claiming to be Jakaya Mrisho

 Government Overhauls Payment System for Cashew Farmers

September 24, 2024
 The government is revamping the payment system by transitioning from the Agriculture Marketing Cooperative Societies (Amcos) to direct payments managed by cooperative unions. This change, announced by Agriculture Minister Hussein Bashe during his visit to Tunduru District in the Ruvuma Region on

President Urges Unity Among Tanzanians for Development

September 24, 2024
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on Tanzanians to foster unity and reject any attempts to sow division based on political or ideological lines. Speaking at the conclusion of the third National Cultural Festival held at Majimaji Stadium, the President emphasized the

Songea Airport’s Expansion Opens New Opportunities

September 24, 2024
Songea Airport is on the brink of commencing 24-hour operations following the successful completion of a 40.87 billion Tanzanian Shillings rehabilitation and expansion project. This significant development was highlighted by Abdul Mombokaleo, the director general of the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA), during

Majaliwa Urges UN Support for Developing Economies

September 24, 2024
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has called upon the United Nations (UN) to extend robust support to developing countries with limited economic capabilities, urging global collaboration to enhance their domestic development programs. Majaliwa made this appeal during the opening of a two-day Summit

Samia Orders Restoration Of Ngorongoro Services

September 24, 2024
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has directed the immediate restoration of social services in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) following a five-day protest by residents. The protests erupted after a government notice suggested halting social services within the conservation zone to bolster
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