In response to the traders' extensive submissions, Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa established a joint committee consisting of 14 members, with seven representing the government and seven from the business community.
In response to the traders' extensive submissions, Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa established a joint committee consisting of 14 members, with seven representing the government and seven from the business community.
In our briefing today: How an 8-hour strike by Kariakoo traders led to a political shake-up; Parliament passed sh. 1.23 trillion health budget
Budget for the financial year 2023/24, was presented to parliament on April 14, 2023, a total of Tshs 9.14 trillion shillings, which is a four percent increase compared to that of the 2022/23 fiscal year.
In our briefing today: Nation bids farewell to fallen veteran politician Bernard Membe; Tanzania investigates claims of possible COVID-19 resurgence; Special groups gather to demand more benefits from public procurement scheme.
It follows Samia’s commitment that Tanzania looks forward to rejoining the initiative at the earliest opportunity.
In our briefing today: Are cracks forming in Tanzania’s main opposition party?; Kenya jails Tanzanian man for seven years over possession of Sh65.4m ivory; Tan-Trade delegation in Iran to boost mining, agricultural cooperation; Project to support coastal communities in Tanga-Pemba Seascape launched; Samia to inaugurate new Chamwino State House next week.
Analysts think the situation may affect CHADEMA positively by providing the party with an opportunity to adapt to changing political landscape or negatively by disrupting its organisation ahead of the 2025 election.
In our briefing today: TPDF delegation tours Bangladesh University of Professionals; Australia’s Base Resources identifies rutile in early-stage Tanzania exploration; Agri-tech company iProcure expands to Tanzania, partners with Farm to Market Alliance.
In our briefing today: Tanzania buys over 18,000 tons of food to improve food security; ATCL resumes direct flights to China; Over 50 Tanzanian educators tour Shanghai to learn math education; Airtel Tanzania holds talks with Indian Institute of Technology over Zanzibar campus.
In our briefing today: Outrage over the brutal killing of a 30-year-old health centre doctor in Tarime;Controversy surrounds the death of UDOM student; Stakeholders to convene to discuss constitution-writing process;