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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Africa’s Minerals Enter The New Power Struggle
At a mining site surrounded by dry landscapes and small communities, workers begin another day extracting minerals that will travel thousands of kilometres before reaching global markets. The rocks beneath their feet may appear ordinary, but inside them are materials that power
The New Geography Of Global Energy Power
Before many cities begin their daily routines, workers at major energy terminals are already monitoring a complex network of ships, pipelines and storage facilities. A single delayed shipment or unexpected disruption can affect fuel prices, industries and millions of households across different
Kiswahili Moves From Africa To The World
Kiswahili is steadily cementing its place as a global language, with celebrations marking the fifth World Kiswahili Language Day highlighting its expanding influence in diplomacy, education, trade and digital innovation. This year’s commemorations, held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, brought together government
Tanzania Reports Calm After Planned July 7 Protest Calls
Tanzania remained calm on July 7 despite online calls for nationwide protests, with authorities saying the country experienced no major security incidents as citizens continued with their normal economic and social activities. In a statement issued after the day, the Tanzania Police
Thousands Flock To Tanzania’s Sabasaba Fair
Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner Albert Chalamila has urged residents of Dar es Salaam and Tanzanians across the country to attend the **Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair>, describing the exhibition as a key platform for business, innovation, education and public services.
The Oceans That Will Shape Global Power
Before sunrise, a cargo ship leaves one of the world’s busiest ports carrying thousands of containers bound for markets on three continents. Hundreds of kilometres away, fishing vessels begin another day at sea, while beneath the ocean floor, thousands of kilometres of
Tanzanian Swahili Films Head To French Television
Tanzanian Swahili-language films and comedy productions are set to reach international audiences through French television network TV5Monde, in a move aimed at promoting the Kiswahili language and expanding the global reach of Tanzania’s creative industry. Speaking in Kigoma, TV5Monde representative Alain Kisena
Russian Missile And Drone Strike Kills 30 In Kyiv
A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv has killed at least 30 people, marking one of the deadliest assaults on the city since the war began in 2022. Ukrainian officials said the overnight strike involved long-range missiles,
Museveni Tells Coffin Makers To Build Furniture
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has urged coffin manufacturers to consider shifting into furniture production, arguing that the country’s progress in combating major infectious diseases has reduced mortality and, consequently, demand for coffins. Speaking at a public event, Museveni said improved public health