In our briefing today: Tanzania launches prize for creative writing; Egypt’s Elsewedy Electric launches transformer factor in Dar; Bolt, Uber expected to resume services in Tanzania; Govt to build first-ever presidential museums.
In our briefing today: Electronic levies continue to be a hard nut to crack in Tanzania; Qatar Chamber of Commerce hosts meeting with Tanzanian tourism officials; Eighty-two illegal Ethiopian immigrants detained in Iringa.
Public pressure removes CCM from the woodwork to demand the government do something about the controversial levies.
In our briefing today: Tanzanian delegation is in Qatar to promote tourism; Australian-based Black Rock gets special mining license in Tanzania; Swissport extends airport ground services and air cargo handling with Air Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Tanzania offers to support Seychelles’ prison service; Zungu in Morocco to explore avenues for cooperation; Saudi aid agency offers cardiac surgeries in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Three Tanzanian start-ups to be presented to international investors; Japan provides WFP Tanzania with $500,000 to support refugees’ activities; Govt launches campaign to uncover illegal firearms.
In our briefing today: Samia wants COVID-19 situation in Tanzania assessed; Two Tanzanian women arrested in India for possessing drugs; Road accident kills five, injures 56 in Shinyanga.
In our briefing today: Govt at pains to justify electronic transaction levies to unconvinced citizens; Stakeholders call on media to stop stigmatizing artisanal miners; Tanzania becomes Africa’s latest country to test 5G technology.
They want journalists to develop a broad view when covering the sector.
In our briefing today: Could Tanzania become India’s next defence customer?; Construction on track at Shanta’s Singida project, company says; Scirocco Energy shares rise on deal to sell stake in Ruvuma gas project; Apollo Hospitals, Eclipse Group to set up cancer diagnostic centre in Dar.