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MTIHANI WA KUWA MTOTO WA RAIS NA TUHUMA ZA MANGE DHIDI YA ABDUL.
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MTIHANI WA KUWA MTOTO WA RAIS NA TUHUMA ZA MANGE DHIDI YA ABDUL.

Na Mwalimu Hamza Kejo, Mwanza, Tanzania. Historia huwa inajirudia.. Mnakumbuka enzi Kikwete tulivyoaminishwa kuwa mali zote nchini ni za mwanaye Ridhiwani? Mnakumbuka enzi za Magufuli pale Masaki tulivyoaminishwa nyumba zile mbili kampa mwanaye Jesca? Baadaye huyo huyo Mange akasema Magufuli anaishi na hazina ya nchi chumbani kwake. Kwamba hazina ya nchi nzima ikae ndani ya...

By 2050, Tanzania Could Hit U$1 Trillion GDP — If Project Delivery Works.
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By 2050, Tanzania Could Hit U$1 Trillion GDP — If Project Delivery Works.

By 2050, Tanzania is planning on growing its economy to an impressive U$1 trillion, transforming the nation into one of Africa’s most dynamic growth frontiers. But behind every ambitious projection lies a harder truth – sustainable growth demands systems that deliver. It is not simply about money, but about management, discipline, and governance. At the...

Tanzania’s Tea Sector Gains Momentum with Factory Revivals and New Investments.
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Tanzania’s Tea Sector Gains Momentum with Factory Revivals and New Investments.

East Africa’s tea industry is showing renewed momentum, with Tanzania recording rising production driven by the reopening of dormant factories, the rehabilitation of estates, and the installation of new processing facilities. According to the Tea Board of Tanzania (TBT), national production rose by more than five per cent in the 2024/25 season to 22,000 tonnes...

Tanzania-Zambia 400kV Power Line Project Reaches 58% Completion.
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Tanzania-Zambia 400kV Power Line Project Reaches 58% Completion.

The Tanzania-Zambia (TAZA) 400kV power interconnector project has reached 58% completion on the Tanzanian side, marking a major milestone in efforts to strengthen regional energy integration and enhance cross-border power trade. According to the Ministry of Energy, steady progress is being made on the 616 km transmission line and associated substations spanning Iringa, Mbeya, and...

The Mtwara Development Corridor: Unlocking Southern Tanzania’s Potential.
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The Mtwara Development Corridor: Unlocking Southern Tanzania’s Potential.

For decades, southern Tanzania has lived with a paradox. Regions such as Mtwara, Lindi, and Ruvuma are among the most resource-rich in the country—home to cashew orchards that supply three-quarters of the national harvest, offshore gas reserves capable of transforming the energy economy, and fertile land suited for timber, sesame, and fisheries. Yet historically, they...

TADB Support Transforms Poultry Farming in Kigoma Region.
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TADB Support Transforms Poultry Farming in Kigoma Region.

The Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) has supported the establishment of Mayai Ltd, a modern egg-laying poultry factory located in Kimbwela Village, Simbo Ward, Kigoma Region. According to TADB Business Development Officer Patrick Kapungu, the facility is among the largest in Tanzania’s Western Zone, covering Kigoma, Tabora, and Katavi. It has created both permanent and...

Farmers in Mbinga Hail Fertiliser Subsidies and Development Gains.
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Farmers in Mbinga Hail Fertiliser Subsidies and Development Gains.

Farmers in Mbinga District, Ruvuma Region, have welcomed the government’s continued provision of subsidised fertiliser and other agricultural inputs, describing the programme as a lifeline that has boosted productivity, incomes, and confidence in farming as a business. Speaking ahead of CCM presidential candidate Samia Suluhu Hassan’s campaign launch in Ruvuma, the farmers said the subsidies...

Mbamba Bay Port Development Gains Momentum.
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Mbamba Bay Port Development Gains Momentum.

The Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) is advancing the development of Mbamba Bay Port in Nyasa District, Ruvuma, as part of the government’s strategic investments in modernising and expanding 11 key ports across the country. The project is designed to significantly boost maritime capacity and nearly double the sector’s contribution to the national economy. The development...

Tanzania Poised to Graduate From UN’s Least Developed Country Status.
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Tanzania Poised to Graduate From UN’s Least Developed Country Status.

Dodoma, Tanzania – September 20, 2025 – Tanzania has been listed by the United Nations among the countries expected to graduate from the group of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to developing country status, following two decades of sustained economic growth, social progress, and structural transformation. The preliminary review, conducted by the United Nations Conference on...