Lake Natron: Tanzania's most surreal destination

ARUSHA, March 25 -- HIDDEN in northern Tanzania, Lake Natron is one of Africas most extraordinary landscapes — a place where nature feels otherworldly. Its vast, shimmering surface shifts betwee... Read More

We see Tanzania as Africa's next great trade, logistic hub

DAR ES SALAAM, March 25 -- FOR decades, the Great Lakes of Africa—Victoria and Tanganyika—were viewed by many as natural barriers to trade. Today, they are being reimagined as “blue ... Read More

Unity call as nation awaits inquiry findings

DAR ES SALAAM, March 25 -- CITIZENS have been urged to remain calm, united and forward looking as the country awaits the findings of a Commission of Inquiry, with analysts describing the process as a ... Read More

Kilwa fishing port nears completion

MWANZA, March 25 -- THE Kilwa Masoko Fishing Port has reached 95 per cent completion, marking a key step in the governments push to expand fisheries infrastructure and improve trade logistics across t... Read More

Rungwe, the US firm unveil attractions that can lure American visitors

TUKUYU, March 25 -- THE Teaching Artist Institute (TAI), an American organization, in collaboration with Rungwe International College of Business and Entrepreneurship Development (RICOBED), is working... Read More

Lawmakers urge patience over Chuini fishing port

ZANZIBAR, March 25 -- THE Zanzibar House of Representatives Committee on Economy and Investment has urged fishermen and marine entrepreneurs in Chuini Ngalawa to remain patient as the government proce... Read More

TRC reduces reliance on govt subsidies

DODOMA, March 25 -- THE Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has begun operating more independently, reducing its reliance on government subsidies. Minister for Transport, Prof Makame Mbarawa, said th... Read More

TZ woos Austria investors under Vision 2050

DAR ES SALAAM, March 25 -- TANZANIA is seeking to attract more investment from Austria, with 17 Austrian backed projects worth 36.14 million US dollars (about 92bn/-) already registered in the country... Read More

Middle East crisis: How Tanzania can absorb global energy shocks

DODOMA, March 24 -- MORE than 30 per cent of the worlds crude oil originates from countries in the Middle East, a region currently affected by the ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel ... Read More

Tanzania allays fears on fuel supply

DODOMA, March 24 -- THE government has reassured the public that Tanzania has sufficient fuel supplies despite global disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East crisis. Minister for Energy, Mr Deo... Read More

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