The university clarifies the incident amidst a wave of contradicting information.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to imagine how authorities will reconcile its controversial policy on Ngorongoro with its stated commitments to promoting human rights in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Cheery mood as journalists mark World Press Freedom Day; Dar to become a megacity. But is it prepared?; First round of peace talks between warring parties in Ethiopia concludes in Zanzibar; Barrick proud of its environmental protection initiatives.
In our briefing today: Thousands of artisanal miners in Tanzania are at risk of mercury poisoning; Tanzania’s biotech company NovFeed awarded $1m for Advancing agritech; New factions are forming in CCM. Or are old ones re-strategising?
The company emerged as the first winner in the Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech, organised by the Milken Institute and the Motsepe Foundation.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar reiterates commitment to come up with new media law; ACT-Wazalendo welcomes formation of committee on political reforms in Z’bar; Australian Peak Rare Earths locks $18m to develop Ngualla project in Mbeya.
Information Minister says the process to develop new legislation is complete by 80 per cent.
In our briefing today: Heavy rains leave 37 children dead in Tanzania in four months; Tanzania will announce the end of Marburg Virus Disease if no new case is reported by May 31; Tanzania is back in investment attraction. Or are we?
Minister of Minerals Dr Doto Biteko confirmed on Friday that the government has started the process of establishing its own national gold reserve.
In our briefing today: Over 44 million Tanzanians have subscribed to mobile money services; Rwanda’s Kagame in Tanzania for state visit; Australian mineral explorer receives licence for Ngualla rare earth project; India-based Total Movements exports transformers to Tanzania.
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