Rain, Sunshine Predicted Across Regions Of Tanzania
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its 24-hour weather forecast, warning residents of varying conditions across the country, including isolated showers, partly cloudy
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Dr.Graham Advocate For Increased Education on HPV
Dr. Anna Graham, a women’s health specialist at CCBRT Hospital, is advocating for enhanced education on human papillomavirus (HPV). She emphasizes the importance of
Tanzania Accelerates Rollout of National ICT Ranking
Tanzania is entering a defining phase of its digital transformation as the government intensifies efforts to strengthen the nation’s information and communication systems ahead
Women’s Forum Maps Path to National Unity
The 2025 Women’s Forum has outlined five major resolutions aimed at strengthening peace, unity and social cohesion across the country. The commitments were announced
MP Shingo Pledges Cooperation With City Leaders
Member of Parliament for Ukonga, Bakari Shingo, has pledged to work closely with the City Council and the newly elected Mayor of Dar es
TMA Updates 24-Hour Forecast, Showers Expected Elsewhere
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its weather forecast for the next 24 hours, starting from 9:00 p.m. on December 4, 2025, warning
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Dozens nabbed for hiking sugar prices
A total of 84 retail traders have been arrested for allegedly hiking sugar prices. They were selling the sweetener at almost twice the price cap, hence the dozens will be arraigned to answer charges against them, according to Agriculture Minister Hussein Bashe.
Power goes off twice while Ruto issues a statement
President William Ruto of Kenya was forced to deliver his speech in darkness on Thursday after two power outages at the closing stages of the National Executive Retreat in Naivasha. Ruto was addressing Cabinet Secretaries and explaining his government’s agenda and why
Tanzania to import 300,000 tonnes of sugar to address deficit
Tanzania is set to import over 300,000 tonnes of sugar this year as the East African state takes decisive measures to tackle the existing deficit of the sweetener, according to Minister of Agriculture, Hussein Bashe. During a briefing at the State House
Dar Taps Run Dry amidst Power,Sugar, Dollar Crisis
In a concerning turn of events, Dar Es Salaam and several other regions are currently facing a multitude of crises, including a severe water shortage coupled with challenges in power supply, escalating sugar prices, and a weakening currency leading to the run-out
Investigative reporting conference offers fellowships [Worldwide]
DEADLINE APR 1, 2024 Posted on Feb 16, 2024 in INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM ournalists and students can apply for a fellowship to attend an investigative journalism conference. The Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) Conference will take place June 20 to 23 in Anaheim, California. Fellowships are available to women
Samia appoints Dr. Mataragio,as new Energy Ministry Deputy Permanent Secretary
In response to the ongoing power rationing issue in the country, President Samia has made a significant move by appointing Dr. James Peter Mataragio as the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, replacing Athumani Selemani Mbuttuka, whose appointment has been
Russia Donates 200,000 Tonnes of Grain to Six African Nations
In a significant humanitarian gesture, Russia has announced the donation of 200,000 tonnes of grain to support food security in six African nations. The donation, aimed at alleviating hunger and addressing food shortages in the region, underscores Russia’s commitment to assisting countries
Former Aide to Madagascar Prez convicted for Soliciting Bribes in Exchange for Mining License
Madagascan President Andry Rajoelina’s ex-chief of staff was convicted in a London court on Tuesday of offering to help precious stone miner Gemfields, opens new tab win lucrative mining rights in exchange for substantial bribes. Romy Andrianarisoa was accused of seeking substantial
DRC’s Goma City Bans Vehicles with Tinted Glass Amid Security Alerts
In response to heightened security concerns, authorities in the city of Goma, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have implemented a ban on vehicles with tinted glass. The decision comes as part of efforts to enhance security measures and address