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Commission for scrutinizing diplomats in offing
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Commission for scrutinizing diplomats in offing

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced a new commission to assess the performance of Tanzania’s embassies abroad. She made the revelation on Tuesday at the Chamwino State House in Dodoma when launching the commission for Criminal Justice Institutions tasked to assess and recommend how to improve justice. She said after two or three weeks, the...

Kenya to Remove All Trade Barriers with Tanzania by January 2023
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Kenya to Remove All Trade Barriers with Tanzania by January 2023

Kenya has promised to ease trade transactions with its neighbour country Tanzania by January next year. The decision was made to bolster trade between the two nations and increase the volume of locally made goods exchanged between them. According to Kenya’s High Commissioner to Tanzania, Mr Isaac Njenga, both governments have already set plans in...

Hundreds of passengers stranded as pilots launch a boycott in Kenya.
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Hundreds of passengers stranded as pilots launch a boycott in Kenya.

Several scheduled flights were on Friday cancelled as Kenya Airways (KQ) pilots vowed to begin a strike today on claims the airline’s management failed to address their grievances. A crisis meeting between the Kenya Airline Pilots Asociation (Kalpa) and Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Mukomen yesterday failed to reach a deal by the time of going...

The famous Zanzibar Stone Town was not build by Oman Arabs, new groundbreaking research shows.
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The famous Zanzibar Stone Town was not build by Oman Arabs, new groundbreaking research shows.

Archaeologists working on Zanzibar’s famous Stone Town have discovered that the settlement was not built by Omani Arabs, who were major traders in the area in the 18th century. Instead, it was established by local Swahili people. “Our excavations found walls of houses, stone architecture and established it was urbanized in a much earlier period...

Tanzania sets aside Tsh 86.1bn/- for airports renovations
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Tanzania sets aside Tsh 86.1bn/- for airports renovations

In the financial year 2022/23, the Government of President Samia Suluhu has allocated Sh. 86.1bn/- for constructing and modifying various airports throughout the country. The goal is to improve the air transport sector and also to strengthen the tourism sector, which has contributed a large amount of money to the national income. The parks that...

Tanzania set to inject 150MW of solar energy into national grid as Samia eyes to revolutionize the energy sector. 
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Tanzania set to inject 150MW of solar energy into national grid as Samia eyes to revolutionize the energy sector. 

Tanzania aims to generate 6000MW of renewable energy by 2025 as Tanzania seeks to fast forward the diversification of the energy mix to ensure energy security. The 6000MW renewable energy milestone will involve various sources, including hydropower, solar and wind. President Samia made that revelation on her US tour in April 2022.  The achievement of...

NASA warns that China may claim the Moon ownership in the future.
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NASA warns that China may claim the Moon ownership in the future.

NASA’s administrator Bill Nelson recently expressed concerns over China’s aims in space and, in particular, that China would, in some way, claim ownership over the moon and other stop other countries from exploring it. In an interview with the German newspaper, Nelson cautioned, “We must be very concerned that China is landing on the moon...

Tanzania escaped recession in 2020: This is President Samia Suluhu’s comeback from COVID-19 economic woes.
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Tanzania escaped recession in 2020: This is President Samia Suluhu’s comeback from COVID-19 economic woes.

Tanzania avoided a recession in 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted lives and livelihoods across the country. The emergency of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus plunged the global economy into a recession in 2020, and the pace of recovery remains uncertain among advanced and emerging economies. Tanzania has fared relatively well compared to its...

ATCL confirms dropping of passengers to Chato
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ATCL confirms dropping of passengers to Chato

Tanzania Airlines (ATCL) has denied reports circulating on social media that it has suspended Chato’s trip in Geita region, saying the route is still available twice a week. Speaking to the local media, ATCL spokesperson Josephat Kagirwa said the trips since they started in January 2021 have never been cancelled. “The trip between Geita and...