In a notable development, the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) has recently granted 145 certificates and licenses to manufacturers who have met the stringent criteria for product quality between June and November this year. This recognition underscores the commitment of these producers to adhering to required standards, facilitating their access to both regional and global...
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Serengeti Secures its Reign: Voted Best African Safari Park for 2023.
In a sweeping triumph, Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park has clinched the prestigious title of the Best African Safari Park and Destination for the fourth consecutive year, according to a comprehensive analysis by SafariBookings. The accolade was awarded after evaluating 2,494 park reviews from both safari enthusiasts worldwide and an international team of safari experts. The...
Saudi Investors Flock to Tanzania Following President Samia’s Recent Trip to Saudi Arabia.
In a remarkable demonstration of Tanzania’s growing economic influence on the global stage, President Samia Suluhu recently attended the Saudi Arabia-Africa Summit in Riyadh. The summit, which attracted numerous African nations, provided a platform for fruitful discussions with directors of various Saudi Arabian companies across industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, mining, livestock, tourism, and energy....
Tanzania’s Food Reserves Surge to Record High in Q3 2023.
In a remarkable turn of events, Tanzania’s National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) has reported a substantial increase in food stocks, reaching an all-time high of 244,169.5 tonnes in the third quarter of 2023. This marks a significant surge from the 149,044.4 tonnes recorded during the same period in the previous year, as revealed in the...
Tanzania’s Call: Boosting agriculture through enhanced extension services.
Extension officers across Tanzania have received a call to amplify their advisory services, marking a crucial step towards the government’s ambition to transform the nation into a food-sufficient powerhouse and Africa’s primary food basket. The appeal came from Professor Riziki Shemdoe, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries Development, during the 2023...
9.4 Billion Boost for Clean Cooking Solutions in Tanzania.
In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, 44 clean cooking energy enterprises have earned grant funding from the CookFund program, a venture funded by the European Union (EU) and managed by the UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF). The grants, totaling 9.4 billion Tanzanian Shillings, mark the successful conclusion of the program’s second call for...
Tanzanian student killed in Gaza conflict, govt confirms.
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the Tanzanian Ministry has confirmed the demise of Mr. Clemence Felix Mtenga, a vibrant Tanzanian youth, amidst the chaos that unfolded during the clashes on October 7, 2023, in Israel and the Palestinian territories, specifically Gaza. The news was met with profound sorrow and regret by the authorities, as...
DP World CEO Outlines Dar Es Salaam Port Pivotal Role in African Trade.
This comprehensive view provided by the DP World CEO underscores Tanzania’s emerging role as a gateway to African trade, highlighting the importance of infrastructure development and international collaboration in realizing this vision. This insight follows the recent 30-year concession agreement with the Tanzania Ports Authority for the Port of Dar es Salaam. Bin Sulayem highlighted...
Tanzania encourages diaspora to register on digital hub.
In a visionary move, Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, January Makamba, is calling on Tanzanians worldwide to join the Diaspora Digital Hub. Speaking during a meeting in the Netherlands, Makamba emphasizes the initiative’s goal of integrating the diaspora into Tanzania’s development plans. The Tanzanian Government unveiled its plans in March 2023 to...
Private Sector Credit Growth Slows Amidst Positive Reforms.
In the fiscal year ending September, private sector credit expansion decelerated to 19.5%, showcasing a noteworthy shift from the 22% recorded in the previous year. This downtrend is attributed to the favorable business environment fostered by comprehensive reforms. The Bank of Tanzania, in its October economic review, highlighted the role of supportive monetary and fiscal...