In our briefing today: Tulia Ackson set to become next Speaker of Parliament following CCM’s nomination; Mother of a missing son says she rests her hope in God instead of police; Free Wi-Fi connectivity project launched in Zanzibar; Zanzibar signs an MoU with Oman Investment Authority on Malindi Tourist Port.
In our briefing today: Families of five missing Tanzanians seek audience with Samia as search efforts get into fifth week; US gives Tanzania more than 1 million doses of Pfizer vaccine.
In our briefing today: Samia appoints new TRA deputy commissioner, envoy; Emirati company lands real estate deal in Zanzibar; Sabaya: I was humiliated and mistreated during arrest.
In our briefing today: Tanzania, Burundi sign agreement for construction of 282 km standard gauge railway; Police use teargas to disperse demonstrating Karume traders; Drought kills 98,000 livestock in Tanzania; Fifty-seven-year old man arrested for allegedly raping his three daughters; Chamwino State House ready by May, says contractor; Mwinyi in UAE for a three-day state visit.
In our briefing today: Govt to investigate Karume’s inferno as the fate of more than 3,000 traders remains unknown; Taskforce formed to investigate tourism’s contribution to TZ’s GDP; Drought kills over 5000 heads of cattle in Kilimanjaro; Lightning kills pregnant mother, daughter in Rukwa.
In our briefing today: Sabaya has another case to answer on economic sabotage, court rules; Samia receives credentials for four new envoys; Egypt donates over Sh800m worth of medical supplies to Tanzania; Kenyan fishermen arrested in Tanzania over alleged trespassing.
In our briefing today: Samia layout key concern for the new cabinet; Police pay final respect to the fallen journalist; Zanzibar tourism showed promising recovery last Year
They include the lack of coordination among government’s departments; personal feuds among government officials; corruption that she called “excessive”; the entertainment of the business as usual culture among civil servants; and nepotism in government employment.
In our briefing today: Tanzania bids farewell to five journalists who died in car crash; Samia holds talks with estranged Ndugai; In search for Speaker of Parliament: former AG Chenge enters the fray; Airtel Tanzania announces appointment of new managing director.
Five journalists die in Simiyu car crash; Tanzania eyeing $3 billion loans from BADEA; Landmine-sniffing hero rat Magawa dies aged eight; Lightning strike kills four in Mbeya.
