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Tanzanian Innovator Wins Africa’s Premier Business Award

Tanzanian entrepreneur Diana Orembe, founder of NovFeed Tanzania, has emerged as the 2025 champion of the prestigious Africa’s Business Heroes competition, taking home a $300,000 cash prize for her innovative solution that converts food waste into sustainable fish feed. Her work impressed

December 17, 2025

Business·World

Dangote Deepens Dispute With Nigeria Fuel Regulators

Nigeria’s billionaire industrialist Aliko Dangote has sharpened his criticism of petroleum regulators, accusing them of allowing cheap fuel imports that he says threaten local refining, jobs and the country’s energy future. Speaking at his massive oil refinery near Lagos, Dangote warned that

December 16, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Tanzania Nears Historic Surge in Mineral Output

Tanzania’s mining sector is on the brink of a major economic milestone, with newly released data showing the total value of minerals produced in the country climbing to nearly $1 billion in the third quarter of 2025. The sharp rise underscores the

November 25, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Mining Firm Highlights Commitment To Safer Tailings Systems

A leading gold producer operating in Tanzania has underscored its commitment to maintaining safe and environmentally responsible Tailings Storage Facilities (TSFs), saying strong waste-management systems are essential to protecting workers and communities living around mining areas. The company emphasized that its facilities

November 21, 2025

Business·Education·Tanzania

Research Drive Targets Tanzania’s Inclusive Growth

A collection of 128 research papers focusing on business and sustainable economic development has shed new light on how small traders across Tanzania and neighbouring countries can overcome the challenges that hold back their growth. The studies were presented in Dodoma during

November 17, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Kariakoo Market Springs Back to Life After Election Unrest

Normalcy has returned to the heart of Dar es Salaam’s bustling trade zone, Kariakoo Market, following days of disruption linked to post-election tension late last month. Traders and residents say the once-busy streets, which had temporarily fallen silent, are now alive again

November 13, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Zanzibar Ports Reduce Food Import Fees by 80 Percent

The Zanzibar Ports Corporation (ZPC) has announced an 80 percent reduction in import levies for all food items entering the islands from mainland Tanzania. The policy, effective from November 10 to November 24, 2025, covers ports across Unguja and Pemba, including Malindi,

November 10, 2025

Business·World

Global Central Banks Turn to Gold as Confidence in Dollar Wavers

The world’s central banks are buying gold at a pace not seen in decades — a move that has propelled the precious metal to become the second-largest reserve asset globally, after the US dollar. A new report released by the European Central

October 17, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Nzega Traders Demand Urgent Market Infrastructure Improvements

Traders at the Kachoma Farmers’ Market in Nzega District, Tabora Region, have urged the government and local authorities to urgently upgrade the market’s infrastructure to ensure safer and more efficient business operations. Currently, vendors are forced to display their produce directly on

October 4, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Tanzania Keeps Key Interest Rate Steady Amid Strong Growth

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to maintain Tanzania’s Central Bank Rate (CBR) at 5.75 percent, reflecting growing confidence in the nation’s economic performance and political stability. The move signals that policymakers are satisfied with the current pace of growth and

October 4, 2025

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