Tanzania is pushing for sweeping reforms in companies where it holds minority stakes as part of a broader strategy to...
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Charting the Future: Tanzania’s Blueprint for Sustainable Development and Vision 2050
As Tanzania navigates the mid-2020s, the nation finds itself at a pivotal juncture of economic and structural transformation. Having successfully...
Strong mineral potential puts Tanzania 4th in Africa’s investment ranking
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has strengthened its position as an attractive destination for mining investment after ranking 34th out of 68...
Tanzania Revives Kibaha–Chalinze Expressway Plan Under New PPP Strategy
The Tanzanian government is restructuring the long-delayed Kibaha–Chalinze expressway project in a renewed effort to accelerate construction through a revised...
Tanzania Moves to Revive Cocoa Sector After Sharp Price Collapse
The Tanzanian government has announced a series of measures aimed at stabilising the country’s cocoa industry after a steep decline...
Tanzania Emerges Among Africa’s Top Mining Investment Destinations in Fraser Institute Survey
Tanzania has strengthened its position as one of Africa’s leading destinations for mining investment, according to the latest global survey...
Tanzania’s Digital Leap: Revolutionizing Justice, Finance, and Public Services
Tanzania is undergoing a profound digital transformation that is fundamentally reshaping how the government delivers services, administers justice, and manages...
Tanzania’s Digital Leap: Revolutionizing Justice, Finance, and Public Services
Tanzania is undergoing a profound digital transformation that is fundamentally reshaping how the government delivers services, administers justice, and manages...
American Silent Dictatorship? Trump’s AI Crackdown Signals a New Age of Power in Washington
A dramatic confrontation between the United States government and its own technology sector is raising a profound global question: Is...
American Silent Dictatorship? Trump’s AI Crackdown Signals a New Age of Power in Washington
A dramatic confrontation between the United States government and its own technology sector is raising a profound global question: Is...
Tanzania seeks to reform agribusiness by adding value to its agricultural and livestock products.
The Tanzanian government plans to increase the production of agricultural, livestock, and fisheries products by adding value while also involving...
Gold powers Tanzania’s export growth as earnings hit $17.6 billion
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s total export of goods and services rose by 10.2 percent last year, thanks to gold, manufactured goods,...
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Tanzania secures 12 slots in the first batch of 2026 Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Program winnerson March 23, 2026 at 5:08 pm
Tanzania has once again earned a place on Africa’s entrepreneurial map after securing 12 spots in the first batch of winners announced under the […]
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WHO honours Doris Mollel Foundation as Tanzania’s maternal health gains global recognitionon March 23, 2026 at 4:50 pm
The Foundation, working with government authorities, has also contributed to policy changes in Tanzania.
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How the Tanzanian diaspora found a voice in Remmy Ongala’s music and defianceon March 23, 2026 at 12:34 pm
Remmy Ongala’s music transcended borders, making him a household name in Tanzania, neighbouring countries and beyond in the 180’s and 90s
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Legal flaw overturns 30-year jail sentence in rape caseon March 23, 2026 at 10:27 am
The Court of Appeal has quashed a 30-year prison sentence imposed on Lemindea Lesira after finding serious legal errors in the way the victim’s […]
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Tanzania’s construction sector to hit Sh40 trillion amid affordability concernson March 23, 2026 at 9:38 am
Tanzania’s construction industry is projected to expand to Sh40. 44 trillion, cementing its position as one of the country’s fastest-growing […]
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Revealed: What students in Bagamoyo are battling withon March 23, 2026 at 7:34 am
Our investigation has established that students in the area usually walk long distances to and from school, thus putting their own safety at risk