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A major gold-mining operation in northern Tanzania has handed over 13 licences to small-scale miners and sponsored specialised training aimed at helping them shift from traditional methods to modern, more productive practices. The initiative, which supports the national agenda of strengthening small-scale

Tanzania has launched Africa’s first annual trade show dedicated to fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers, aiming to unlock the continent’s vast horticultural potential. The event, named Horti Logistica Africa, will be held every November in Arusha and is organized by the Tanzania

 After decades of battling sugar shortages and price surges, Tanzania has finally achieved self-sufficiency — and for the first time in its history, the nation has begun exporting sugar to international markets. The achievement marks a major breakthrough for the country’s long-troubled

Tanzania has launched one of its largest food reserve sales in recent years, inviting local and international buyers to bid for over half a million tonnes of non-GMO grain. The National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) says the move aims to maintain the

The Tanzanian shilling has proven to be one of East Africa’s most resilient currencies, supported by soaring gold prices and a strong performance in the country’s export sector. Analysts and officials from the Bank of Tanzania credit the shilling’s stability to rising

Tanzania has emerged as one of Africa’s fastest-growing tourism destinations, receiving global recognition for its remarkable post-pandemic recovery. During the World Tourism Day celebrations on September 27, 2025, held at the scenic Ngorongoro Conservation Area, officials highlighted the country’s dramatic increase in

Tanzania is set to honor outstanding contributors to conservation and tourism at the Serengeti Awards, scheduled for December 19, 2025, in Arusha. The announcement was made by Dr. Hassan Abbasi, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, during