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No safe haven for crime in the digital age

DAR ES SALAAM, Feb. 24 -- IN an era where a message can circle the globe in seconds and misinformation can spread faster than verified facts, the warning issued recently by the Police Force against on... Read More


Targeted reforms could secure higher Moody's rating

DAR ES SLAAM, Feb. 24 -- MOODYS Investors Service upheld the countrys stable outlook and confirmed its long-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings at B1 on February 20, 2026. This indicates c... Read More


AI risks put SADC Central banks on alert

DAR ES SALAAM, Feb. 24 -- CENTRAL banks from across the Southern African Development Community met in Arusha yesterday to discuss the rising threat of artificial intelligence in the financial sector. ... Read More


Gov't urges mining firms to empower artisanal miners

GEITA, Feb. 24 -- THE government has called on large mining companies to invest in empowering artisanal miners, including supporting the adoption of modern technologies and strengthening workplace saf... Read More


TARURA to implement 669.5m/- road projects in Rufiji

COAST REGION, Feb. 24 -- RUFIJI Town Council in Coast Region has approved a budget proposal of 669.5m/- from the Road Fund for road projects to be implemented by the Tanzania Rural Roads Agency (TARUR... Read More


TAWA aligns with government, board's vision

MOROGORO, Feb. 24 -- THE Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has commended the sixth phase government for approving the recruitment of about 551 wildlife rangers for the 2025/26 financial ye... Read More


Farming the sea, Tanzania's eco-friendly goldmine

DAR ES SALAAM, Feb. 24 -- SEA moss (seaweed) production in Tanzania, particularly in Zanzibar, is a major coastal industry, ranking as Africas 3rd largest producer, with over 25,000 farmers, 80-88% of... Read More


UDOM links research to drive Njombe's economic agenda

NJOMBE, Feb. 24 -- UNIVERSITY of Dodoma (UDOM) has declared its ambition to transform Njombe into a commercially driven region. The initiative will be powered by advanced research in agriculture, liv... Read More


Inclusion drives fisheries growth

DAR ES SALAAM, Feb. 24 -- THE countrys aquatic food systems sustain millions of livelihoods across inland lakes and along the Indian Ocean coastline. Yet beneath this economic promise lies a structur... Read More


Date palm cultivation set for commercial take-off

DODOMA, Feb. 24 -- TANZANIA has intensified efforts to transform date palm cultivation into a major commercial crop as part of a broader strategy to combat drought, strengthen food security and boost ... Read More