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Tanzania, Egypt ties worth deepening

DAR ES SALAAM, July 20 -- PRESIDENT Abdel Fattah El Sisis one-day state visit to Tanzania on Saturday may have lasted only a few hours, but its significance extends well beyond diplomatic protocol. I... Read More


Giving women, youth greater voice in saving Ruvuma Basin

RUVUMA, July 20 -- PROTECTING water resources is no longer merely an environmental responsibility; it is increasingly becoming a national development priority. As climate change, population growth an... Read More


Kenya tax threatens Tanzania ceramic exports

DAR ES SALAAM, July 20 -- GOODWILL (Tanzania) Ceramics has urged the government to engage Kenya after Nairobi imposed a 5 per cent excise duty on ceramic imports, warning the measure threatens exports... Read More


Z'bar 2VP orders market fees to match leases

ZANZIBAR, July 20 -- ZANZIBARs Second Vice-President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla has directed municipal authorities to ensure all market fees charged to traders comply with existing lease agreements to pr... Read More


Tanzania cherishes Mandela's legacy by investing in quality education, skills development, and innovation

DAR ES SALAAM, July 19 -- THE Tanzanian government said it will continue carrying forward Mandelas legacy by investing in quality education, skills development, innovation, entrepreneurship and the ef... Read More


Dar cannot ignore the rising insecurity in outskirts

DAR ES SALAAM, July 19 -- THE recent increasing reports of youths moving on motorcycles while carrying clubs, machetes and other weapons in some remote areas of Dar es Salaam should serve as a serious... Read More


Dr Mwinyi lauds Indian government's ties with Tanzania in education, health, technology sectors

NEW DELHI, July 19 -- THE President of Zanzibar and Chairman of the Revolutionary Council, Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi, has expressed his appreciation to the government of India for its continued commitment... Read More


Tanzanian names its key priorities in accelerating the implementation of the New Urban Agenda

NEW YORK, July 19 -- THE Tanzanian government has identified three key priorities that will guide the accelerated implementation of the New Urban Agenda through 2036. The New Urban Agenda was adopted... Read More


Since Sheikh Yahya left us, Tanzanian football has needed a new ministry of prophecy

DAR ES SALAAM, July 19 -- EVERY serious country needs experts. When electricity disappears, we look for electricians. When water vanishes, we remember plumbers. And when Tanzanians want to know wheth... Read More


Mining Commission rallies stakeholders for landmark local content forum

DODOMA, July 19 -- TANZANIAS mining sector is preparing for a major gathering aimed at strengthening local participation, expanding business opportunities and ensuring that the countrys mineral wealth... Read More