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Zanzibar Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla has urged Tanzanians to join hands with other nations to maintain maritime security which is currently faces challenges. → Read More
Prior to the RCs efforts, though she had not given up, Mariam had opted for desperate means to attain her goal, she traveled to Dar es Salaam where she was employed as domestic worker with the hope of getting some money to pay for her studies. → Read More
Finance and Planning minister Mwigulu Nchemba said that the government had no intention of taking development partners’ money away from civil society organisations (CSOs) as misunderstood by some → Read More
Nchemba’s suggestion of how the money would be spent drew ire from a section of Civil Society Organisations → Read More
During the past six years, the telecommunications sector in Tanzania was subjected to colossal payments in fines, but the Samia Suluhu Hassan administration is now assuring investors that it was more than willing to start a new chapter with them. → Read More
Tanzania is expected to host a symposium that will bring together stakeholders from the oil and gas sectors to discuss opportunities in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project. → Read More
Despite putting in place Covid-19 guidelines, the government has nonetheless drawn criticism for what is seen as Tanzania’s failure to contain the pandemic. → Read More
Member of Parliament for Kawe constituency, Bishop Josephat Gwajima has admitted receiving a letter requiring him to appear before the Parliamentary Committee on Justice, Ethics and Powers → Read More
The government has shared its preliminary vaccination plan, stating that it plans to vaccinate 60 percent of all Tanzanians. The news comes just days after the arrival of the Covid-19 vaccines in... → Read More
Works, Transport and Communications deputy minister Mwita Waitara yesterday issued stern warning against Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) directors who have not been taking seriously leadership... → Read More
The government was compelled to suspend new telecom firms’ charges on data bundles at the weekend after a public uproar because, in modern-day Tanzania, the Internet has become a necessity... → Read More
As the world marked a Salt Intake Reduction Week between March 8 and March 14, experts warned that excessive intake of salt could lead to serious health problems. → Read More
Experts in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) have called for the creation of a national network security committee that will run Tanzania’s strategic projects. → Read More
As Tanzania joins the rest of the world in commemorating the International Epilepsy Day, the number of youth suffering from the disease has significantly increased due to an increase in the... → Read More
Former Member of Parliament (MP) Gregory Teu died yesterday after feeling unwell while attending a meeting in Arusha. → Read More
The National Form Four results which were announced on January 15, show a pass rate of 5.19 percent, half of the number of candidates who wrote the exams either got Division IV. → Read More
The Dar es Salaam Special Zone Police Force has announced the search for former MPs Halima Mdee and Zitto Kabwe while urging them to turn themselves in for questioning. → Read More
With polling station 30 minutes away from closure, the number of voters, who turned out to cast their votes at polling stations today in Mbagala Constituency appeared to be low since morning. → Read More
The CCM presidential candidate, Dr John Magufuli, urged the youth yesterday to refrain from being used by some politicians requiring then to take to the streets when the October 28 general election results are announced - and happen to be contrary to their expectations. → Read More
Seven telecommunication companies were yesterday slapped with a Sh1.25 billion fine in total for setting incorrect terms and conditions on services they offer to their customers. The companies have been given 14 days to rectify their faults and report to the regulator before July 30. → Read More