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Tanzania banks on carbon trading markets to solve climate change woes

DODOMA, Dec. 5 -- TANZANIA is committed to ensuring its participation in carbon trading markets delivers tangible, measurable, and transparent results, aligned with the countrys goals outlined in its ... Read More


Commuters oppose chaos as BRT services resume

DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 5 -- BUS Rapid Transit (BRT) services have resumed across Dar es Salaam, bringing major relief to thousands of commuters who had endured weeks of severe disruption, inflated transp... Read More


Cashew farmers earn 206bn/- this season

MTWARA, Dec. 5 -- CASHEW growers in Mtwara, Masasi and Nanyumbu districts have earned a total of 206bn/- from the sale of raw cashew nuts (RCN) in the ongoing 2025/2026 auction season. The earnings w... Read More


Yes, we should say no to disruptors

DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 5 -- TANZANIANS are working tirelessly to restore calm and unity in the weeks following the distressing events of 29 October. At a time when the nation is healing and rebuilding co... Read More


BoT: Shilling strengthens amid forex liquidity

ARUSHA, Dec. 5 -- THE Bank of Tanzania (BoT) has reported that foreign exchange liquidity remained adequate in October, supported by inflows from gold exports, cash crops and tourism activities, accor... Read More


World Soil Day marked amid warning on soil fertility loss

DODOMA, Dec. 5 -- TANZANIA joined the rest of the world on Wednesday in marking World Soil Day amid growing concern that nearly 30 per cent of global soil fertility has been lost over the past two dec... Read More


RC: Mining sector propels economic growth

DODOMA, Dec. 5 -- DODOMA Regional Commissioner, Ms Rosemary Senyamule has commended the sixth-phase government for the major strategic reforms taking place in the countrys mining sector, saying the ch... Read More


Champion sustainable farming, researchers told

DODOMA, Dec. 5 -- RESEARCHERS in the country have been urged to ensure that their scientific findings translate into practical solutions that directly benefit citizens, particularly in tackling land a... Read More


937,581 Tanzanian youth pass for Secondary School studies

DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 5 -- THE Prime Ministers Office, Regional Administration and Local Government (TAMISEMI) has announced that 937,581 students have been selected to start Form One studies next year.... Read More


TRA excels in financial reporting for Tanzania's public sector

DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 5 -- THE TANZANIA  Revenue Authority (TRA) has emerged as the overall winner in the 2024 Best Presented Financial Statements Awards after taking first place in the Government ... Read More