Jonathan Musa
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Schools reopen as government Covid-19 guidelines
As schools re-open across the country today, the government said yesterday that Tanzania was revising its earlier guidelines on curbing the spread of Covid-19 even as it ponders local manufacture... → Read More
NMB Bank dividend payouts to government top Sh155.8bn
NMB Bank Plc yesterday issued Sh21.8 billion in dividend payout to the Treasury, bringing the total amount in dividend that the lender has paid out to the government to over Sh155.8 billion... → Read More
Maize exports to Kenya yet to restart: raises concerns for local traders
Maize exports to Kenya from Tanzania have not restarted days after the two countries agreed to lift unnecessary barriers. → Read More
Ndugai, Tulia pick forms to vie for top Bunge positions
The outgoing Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr Job Ndugai and his former deputy, Dr Tulia Ackson, yesterday, at different occasions, picked nomination forms as they seek to retain their positions in the upcoming Assembly. → Read More
Job Ndugai picks forms to vie for Speaker of Parliament
The immediate outgoing speaker of the National Assembly,Job Ndugai has 'picked' forms to vie for the Speaker of Parliament position in the upcoming assembly. → Read More
Dodoma Airport to ‘upgrade’ from Code 3C to 4C
At least Sh3 billion has been spent in the repair and expansion of Dodoma Airport. → Read More
Water shortage hits Mwanza residents
An acute shortage of water has hit residents of Kisesa ward in Magu District, forcing them to walk long distances in search for water. → Read More
‘Cases of albino killings decline’
Mwanza. The killings and attacks against people living with albinism including hacking to death have been severally reported in various countries in Africa where until 2017, 522 cases were affirmed in 28 countries, among which 172 cases were reported in Tanzania. → Read More
Sluggish trade in Lake Zone as major ships remain grounded
Kagera. Traders and travellers in the Lake Zone are struggling to cope with exorbitant road transport costs as major ships- Mv Victoria and Mv Butiama remained grounded for three years now over → Read More
Tanzania government announces new payment mode for cotton
The government has announced a new payment system for cotton farmers as one of the steps towards overhauling the sub-sector that employs about 500,000 farmers across the country. → Read More
Ignorance blamed for surging maternal, infant mortality rates in
Public health officials have blamed ignorance of expectant mothers on the importance of going for early checkups and diagnosis to increased rate of child and pregnancy-related deaths in Mwanza Region. → Read More
Tanzania: Police probe suspicious death at a four-star hotel in
Police in Mwanza are investigating the death of unidentified person said to have jumped from fourth-floor of a popular Golden Crest Hotel but he was found with no signs of injury. → Read More
Mineral trading centres start to bear fruit
The establishment of the regional minerals trading centres has started to bear fruit, after the quantity of gold sold in two centres of Geita and Chunya doubled within a month. → Read More
TRA now issues ETS ultimatum
The government has directed spirit and beer processing industries to use Electronic Tax Stamps (ETS) machines within 12 days otherwise they will legal action. → Read More
Police kill three crime suspects
Police here have gunned down three people suspected of perpetrating crime in a fire exchange at Nyakabungo Street, Isamilo Ward in Ilemela District. → Read More
Traffic chief: Abide by roads safety laws
Drivers have been warned to abide by the by roads safety laws and regulations in order to avoid accidents in the region. → Read More
Empowering domestic workers
When Angela Benedicto completed secondary education in 2007, she undoubtedly knew that was the end of her school journey. And perhaps the end of her dream for a better future. → Read More
Mwanza police assure residents of continued security, peace
Regional police boss here Jonathan Shanna has assured residents that they will be safe and their property protected during the season and beyond. → Read More
Sumatra now uses mobile phones to curb rogue bus operators
The Surface and Marine Transport Authority’s (Sumatra) has warned bus operators who tend to hike fares during festive season. Would-be travelers ca now use mobile phones to establish correct bus → Read More
Bird strikes pose major challenge to air travel
In less than a week, two planes have collided with birds at Mwanza Airport raising flight safety concerns and related airline cost implications, as airport authorities struggle to contain the → Read More