In our briefing: Tanzania’s Chief of Defense Forces consoles family of soldier killed in DRC;
Cuba’s National Assembly President visits Tanzania;
Mining sector contribution to GDP expected to reach 10pc in 2025
The ministry emphasized the need for financial support for a high-resolution airborne geophysical survey, capacity building for local experts, and access to advanced geological survey technology.
In our briefing: Ministers to meet with Unemployed Teachers Organization: ‘They must be heard’;
China sends geology experts to assess Tanzania’s geological survey needs;
CHADEMA raises 64 million in the first 48 hours of the ‘Tone tone’ campaign;
The last seed: A Reflection on food sovereignty and the battle for Africa’s agricultural future
The meeting is expected to be held on March 10, 2025
The Port Authority reiterated that no weapons consignment had been transported to the DRC through Kigoma Port recently.
In our briefing today: Tanzania debunks claims of weapons shipment to Kalemie, DRC;
President Samia launches construction of USD 50 Million LPG terminal in Tanga;
CTBTO Executive Secretary visits Tanzania
The party has integrated digital platforms across multiple payment systems, including mobile money and social media, to facilitate contributions.
In our briefing today: CHADEMA launches ‘tone tone’ campaign to boost citizen funding for local politics;
Govt’s Chief Spokesperson Gerson Msigwa defends Samia’s record on democracy, economy;
European Investment Bank backs Africa Finance Corporation $750 million climate resilient infrastructure fund;
ACT-Wazalendo calls on Z’bar’s govt to terminate contract with investor at Malindi’s Port over ‘dismal failures’;
Tanzania’s prosecutors end almost two month-incarceration of govt critic Willibrod Slaa as they drop ‘false information’ charges against him
The Infrastructure Climate Resilient Fund aims to accelerate climate adaptation in Africa by embedding resilience measures at every stage of infrastructure development—from design and construction to operation.
The party’s call comes as authorities in Zanzibar are scrambling to find solutions to congestion and delays at the island’s most important ports as Ramadan approaches.
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