In our briefing today: ‘Enough with illegal immigrants’: Tanzania introduces visa on arrival for Ethiopian nationals; Facing challenges in Kenya, a titanium miner eyes opportunities in Tanzania; WHO trains over 50 rapid responders in Zanzibar; Puma Energy partners with Karume Institute of Science and Technology to develop science skills in Zanzibar.
Authorities say the move will help curb illegal immigrants entering Tanzania from Ethiopia.
In our briefing today: Activists in Z’bar want murders of two women investigated; Excitement as Tanzania’s political reformers get boost from EACJ; Tanzania’s ‘underground’ hip-hop artists mark African Liberation Day; Nyerere Road to close for three months for SGR construction.
Participants expressed disappointment with the level of economic independence that Africa has achieved in six decades of political freedom.
It follows authorities’ decision to block fishermen from Jangwani village of Mto wa Mbu from fishing in Lake Manyara, a protected area.
In our briefing today: Tanzania Minister of Defence: Security situation at the Mozambique border remains uncertain; Tanzania to maintain tight monetary policy amidst pressure on foreign exchange; Inter-agency guidelines for investigation and prosecution of money laundering, counter-terrorism, and counter-financing of terrorism launched
In our briefing today: Preparations underway for Tanzania Mining and Investment Forum 2023; Govt partners with Embassy of Sweden, IUCN to support ecosystem; Zanzibar’s Mwinyi holds talks with Qatar’s PM.
In our briefing today: Agreement underway for U.A.E firms to operate, improve and develop Tanzania ports ; Almost a quarter of Tanzania’s private primary schools are found in Dar es Salaam. Here’s why; Australia’s Adavale secures prospecting licence for nickel project in Kagera.
In our briefing today: Study shows climate change has significantly affected human rights fulfillment in Tanzania; MPs raise concern over the low number of social welfare officers; Mwinyi, ACT Wazalendo discuss Zanzibar’s political progress
In our briefing today: Kariakoo traders take on TRA corruption, a joint committee formed; Mbowe brushes off talk of the party split; Government concerned over rising hypertension cases
