In our briefing today: ‘Outrageous’: DC sparks fury after hitting a girl, causing her serious injuries; Zanzibar partners with NIT to boost its maritime capacity; Scirocco Energy provides update on Ruvuma divestment.
In our briefing today: Court rules Magufuli’s dismissal of Assad as CAG ‘unconstitutional’; Black Rock advances power talks in Tanzania; Samia cancels independence day celebration.
It disagrees with the petitioners that the appointment of his successor was also unconstitutional.
In our briefing today: Govt, stakeholders call for heightened efforts to end AID epidemic in Tanzania; REA picks Multiconsult, Norplan Tanzania to expand electricity access; Govt launches SDG Investor Map.
In our briefing today: It is Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan from now on; Petra Diamonds delays production restart at Williamson following dam breach; After Zanzibar, Air France now eyes Dar es Salaam.
The company had initially expected production to be suspended for up to three months. Now it expects production to resume in mid-next year.
In our briefing today: Tanzania government debt hits Tshs.71.98 trillion; UN: We are not on track to end AIDS by 2030 due to inequalities
The IMF suggests that the government should revamp revenue mobilization and investment projects which have socio-economic payoffs in order to maintain fiscal and debt sustainability.
In our briefing today: Samia: The future of the DRC cannot be separated from the rest of the nations in the EAC; Zanzibar seeks cooperation with Bangladesh in the area of blue economy; India calls for strengthened cooperation in education, skilling with TZ.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian nationals sue Barrick Gold in Canada; Retail-tech startup Ramani secures $32 million Series A funding; Govt partners with Egyptian firm to improve super-specialised health services; TANESCO renews Mou with Kibo Energy on power production.