Tanzanian MP Calls For Unity Amid Global Uncertainty
Tanzanian lawmaker Esther Bulaya has called on citizens to reject actions that could undermine the country’s peace and stability, saying national unity remains essential
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Tanzania State Investments Deliver Record Treasury Windfall
Tanzania’s government has received a record Sh1.32 trillion (about US$510 million) in dividends and other investment returns from state-owned enterprises and companies in which
Heavy Security Blankets Dar Ahead Of Protests
Tanzanian security authorities have significantly increased police deployments across Dar es Salaam as the country prepares for a potentially sensitive period marked by online
Former Tanzania Tax Official Jailed 20 Years Over Ivory
A Tanzanian court has sentenced a former senior tax official to 20 years in prison after convicting him of illegally possessing and transporting government-protected
Tanzania Opens Landmark Trade Fair To Court Global Investors
Tanzania has officially launched the 50th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), using the landmark anniversary to position itself as a regional investment
Tanzania Mobilizes Against Regional Ebola Threat
Tanzania has stepped up its preparedness against the threat of Ebola by training more than 100 frontline healthcare workers in Dar es Salaam, as
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Samia Sounds Alarm Over Rising Cancer Crisis
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has issued a stark warning over the growing burden of cancer in Tanzania, urging citizens to undergo regular medical screening as health experts continue to raise concerns about late diagnosis and preventable deaths. Speaking during the inauguration of
Kenya Halts Ebola Facility In Landmark Court Battle
A Kenyan court has ordered the immediate suspension of a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility after finding evidence that construction continued despite an earlier judicial order directing that work on the controversial project should stop. The High Court ruling has intensified a growing
North Korea Unveils Largest Warship In History
North Korea has taken a major step in its naval expansion programme by commissioning the largest warship ever built for its navy, a move that signals leader Kim Jong Un’s ambition to transform the country’s maritime capabilities and strengthen its military presence
Tanzania’s Shilling Revolution Takes On Dollar Era
Tanzania has launched one of its most significant monetary policy shifts in recent years, requiring domestic transactions inside the country to be conducted in Tanzanian Shillings rather than foreign currencies, including the United States Dollar. The move represents a major attempt by
The Battle For Justice In A Divided World
In a world defined by rising geopolitical competition, international justice has become one of the most contested arenas of global affairs. Courtrooms, legal institutions and international investigations are increasingly operating within an environment where law, diplomacy and national interests often intersect. The
Can Africa Finally Break The Cycle Of Dependency?
Across Africa, a new generation of leaders, entrepreneurs and policymakers is asking a question that has shaped the continent’s modern history: an Africa achieve sustainable development without remaining dependent on external powers, foreign financing and imported economic models? The question is becoming
The Silent Currency War Reshaping Global Power
Far from the battlefields of conventional geopolitics, a quieter struggle is unfolding across boardrooms, central banks and financial institutions. It is a contest that rarely dominates headlines, yet its outcome could influence global trade, investment flows, economic sovereignty and the balance of
Africa’s Rise Could Redefine Global Power
In the global debate about the future balance of power, discussions often focus on major nations, military alliances and economic giants. Yet one of the most important geopolitical transformations of the twenty-first century may not involve a single country at all. Instead,
60 Days That Could Change Middle East
The United States has taken a significant diplomatic step toward easing tensions with Iran by granting a 60-day waiver on key sanctions, creating a narrow window for negotiations aimed at reaching a broader agreement between two longtime adversaries. The temporary relief allows