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Tanzania, Russia sign key agreements

ARUSHA, May 18 -- TANZANIA and Russia have signed cooperation agreements covering 12 key sectors, including language, health, agriculture, energy, tourism, education, science and technology, transport... Read More


PM assures completion of stalled projects

KONDOA, May 18 -- PRIME Minister Mwigulu Nchemba yesterday said the government will accelerate implementation of delayed development projects across the country after prioritising funding for major st... Read More


EACOP advances toward final stages

TANGA, May 18 -- THE Ministry of Energy has commended the progress of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, saying implementation is nearing completion. Speaking during a one-day visit... Read More


Government, Serengeti Breweries Limited deepen collaboration on Sustainable Development Agenda

DAR ES SALAAM, May 18 -- SERENGETI Breweries Limited (SBL) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Tanzanias socio-economic transformation and Vision 2050 following a strategic engagement with Min... Read More


From Welfare to "Orofea": Tanzania's long lost public living rooms

DAR ES SALAAM, May 18 -- THERE was a time in Tanzania when becoming socially important required neither Instagram nor VIP lounge access. All a man needed was a clean shirt, a mortuary cold bottle of ... Read More


DTB hosts European investors as Tanzania's investment momentum grows

DAR ES SALAAM, May 17 -- Diamond Trust Bank Tanzania has hosted a high-level business networking forum bringing together European investors, business leaders and government officials to discuss Tanzan... Read More


Tanzania and Russia agree to introduce Kiswahili in Russian universities

ARUSHA, May 17 -- TANZANIA and Russia have agreed to introduce Kiswahili language studies in the higher learning institutions in Russia as part of efforts to expand the number of Kiswahili speakers gl... Read More


Tanzania is ready to unlock carbon trading opportunities

DAR ES SALAAM, May 16 -- TANZANIA could earn up to 2bn US dollars annually from carbon trading and other climate-related financing mechanisms if the country fully harnesses emerging opportunities in t... Read More


PCCB probes 8.23bn/- projects in Singida, recovers 167m/-

SINGIDA, May 16 -- The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) in Singida Region has helped recover more than 167m/- after inspecting several projects worth 8.23bn/- during the period fro... Read More


90 Tanzania firms register for carbon trading, as it rapidly expands the green economy sector

DAR ES SALAAM, May 16 -- OVER 90 Tanzanian companies have begun registering for carbon trading, as the country experiences a rapid expansion of the green economy sector that has already delivered mult... Read More