Tanzania Joining Mining Indaba: Why Does It Matter?
The conference will serve as an important platform for the participating countries to build and strengthen relationships and business networks in the mining sector.
The conference will serve as an important platform for the participating countries to build and strengthen relationships and business networks in the mining sector.
With Tanzanians seeming reluctant to participate in demonstrations, as past attempts have shown, CHADEMA will have a unique opportunity on Wednesday to show that a different reality is possible.
In our briefing today:Here is why Tanzania has an extra troop in Mozambique outside SAMMIM; Tanzania Police: No agreements were reached with CHADEMA over planned demos; Reports of appointment of refugees in key govt posts: infiltration or human error?; Barrick hails new airport terminal, mines revival in Tanzania; and Reports of its youth joining terrorist groups concern Tanzania.
Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Force (CDF), General Jacob Nkunda said that several people who came in as asylum seekers or refugees were appointed to several decision-making posts after staying in the country for a while, a situation he described as a potential security risk.
According to Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Force, General Jacob John Nkunda, the youth are reportedly joining the extremist groups in DRC, Mozambique, and Somalia.
Police have reportedly allowed the demonstrations, ending suspicions that they might block them.
In our briefing today: ELCT’s top bishop pledges support to the government; President Samia to make a state visit to the Vatican, Indonesia, and Norway; Tanzania, Russia share experience in human rights protection; Govt orders readiness, evacuation as heavy rain submerges Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam. The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) announced on Friday its Central Bank Rate (CBR) at 5.5 per cent following the country’s transition to
Dar es Salaam. Nzega Rural MP (Chama cha Mapinduzi – CCM), Dr Hamis Kigwangalla has claimed that he and his close associates are receiving threats
In our briefing today: Stakeholders rattled as more govt primary schools transform into English mediums; Tanzania orders C-27J Spartan transport aircraft from Italy’s Leonardo; Who will likely succeed Zitto Kabwe as ACT-Wazalendo’s party leader?
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