Seven Lions Clubs Donate Food Aid to Chamazi Orphans
Seven Lions Clubs have joined forces to provide food assistance to orphans living at the Chamazi Orphanage in Dar es Salaam, reaffirming their commitment
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Tanzanian Diaspora Urged To Drive Investment
The Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania to France, H.E. Saidi Othman Yakubu, has called upon Tanzanians living in France to continue serving
As East Africa Prepares for AFCON, TANAPA Bets Football Fans Will Fall for Its Wild Side
On a recent morning overlooking the Great Rift Valley, conservation officials at Lake Manyara National Park were discussing an unusual challenge: how to entertain
Rural Revival Powers Tanzania’s Next Growth
For decades, Tanzania’s economic story has largely been told through the growth of cities and major commercial centres. But the 2026/27 National Budget is
Tanzania Emerges As Investment Powerhouse
Tanzania is rapidly strengthening its position as one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for investment, with the 2026/27 National Budget unveiling a series of
Digital Revolution Powers Tanzania’s Next Leap
For millions of Tanzanians searching for opportunity, the 2026/27 National Budget delivers a powerful message: job creation is no longer a by-product of economic
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Australian PM Criticizes X Over Stabbing Video Dispute
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed strong disapproval of social media platform X’s decision to contest an order from the country’s internet watchdog to remove footage depicting a stabbing during a church service livestream. X, owned by tech mogul Elon Musk,
Chris Hughton Considered for Ireland Head Coach Role
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) is reportedly eyeing Chris Hughton as a potential candidate for the position of head coach. Hughton, who has been without a job since his departure as Ghana coach in February following a disappointing performance at the
Protesters Rally Against Mass Tourism in Spain’s Canary Islands
Thousands of protesters have taken part in demonstrations against mass tourism in Spain’s Canary Islands. The archipelago, which includes Tenerife, Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria, is a popular destination for British tourists, but the islands are struggling to cope with the influx of visitors.
Hamisa Mobetto drops Abdul from her son’s name
Tanzanian socialite and entrepreneur Hamisa Mobetto has made a move to shield her son from ongoing speculation surrounding his paternity by adjusting his social media identity, removing any mention of Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz. Mobetto, a mother of two, has a son
UNCTAD Cautions Troubled African Economies To Go Slow On Eurobonds
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has warned developing countries facing a high risk of debt distress against issuing more Eurobonds. The latest UN Trade and Development Report (April 2024) highlights that issuing high-risk bonds, known as non-investment grade
Tanzania Calls for African Development Focus from World Bank
Tanzania has advised the World Bank to consider the development priorities of African countries, including providing them with funding and expertise to implement various development projects. The call was made by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Dr. Natu El-maamry
Six Universities In China Establish Kiswahili Faculty
At least six universities in China, including Beijing Foreign Studies University, have established Swahili Language faculties to teach Chinese and international students. The Cultural Counsellor at the Chinese Embassy in Tanzania, Mr. Che Zhaoguang, mentioned that the universities have begun enrolling students
South China Faces Second Flood Crisis, Puts Millions at Risk
Major rivers, waterways and reservoirs in China’s Guangdong province are threatening to unleash dangerous floods, forcing the government on Sunday to enact emergency response plans to protect more than 127 million people. Responding to this critical situation, the government has activated emergency
W/A Sahel’s Dark Secret: Drug Smuggling Ravaging Region
Drug seizures soared in the West African Sahel region according to figures released Friday in a new U.N. report, indicating the conflict-ridden region is becoming an influential route for drug trafficking. In 2022, 1,466 kilograms, (3,232 pounds), of cocaine were seized in