We Spoke to Ten Self-Employed Young People to Hear About Their Experiences. Here Is What They Told Us
They are proud of that life decision, urging many young people to follow in their footsteps.
They are proud of that life decision, urging many young people to follow in their footsteps.
In our briefing today: Tanzania’s IGP: Police not involved in abductions;
Government to secure loan from NMB for purchasing 100 rapid transit buses;
Activists take the government to court over 2020 internet shutdown;
Police in Singida drag Bishop Mwanamapinduzi to court, released on bail;
TCU opens university admission window for higher education
Wambura explained the rise in incidents of abduction is the result of increasing crime in society and also some people kidnap themselves.
In our briefing today: After going missing for 29 days, police confirm to detain Kombo Mbwana for social media misuse. Experts say it’s unlawful detention and a crime by police;
President Samia commends the Police for calmness in the country;
Dar Police says the missing person allegedly detained since 2023 is a kidnapper; police are actively searching for him;
Government says Simu 2000 BRT depot project must be implemented
Since June 15, 2024, Kombo Mbwana’s family, friends, and party colleagues have been searching for him after he went missing.
It will support Tanzania’s human development agenda by providing transformative support in education, healthcare, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services, among other priorities.
In our briefing today: Tanzania President appoints new spy chief Suleiman Abubakar Mombo;
Japan increases grant budget for Kigoma port rehabilitation to 53 billion;
Tanzania and China strengthen collaboration in science studies;
Chinese Naval hospital ship Peace Ark to dock in Dar on July 16
Mombo is the twelfth Director of the institution key to the security of the country and a third appointee of President Samia in the three years period
Wanajivunia uamuzi huo wa maisha yao, wakiwasihi vijana wengi kufuata nyayo zao.
In our briefing today: Campaign intensifies in Tanzania against proposed ban of X: ‘They seek to convert potential into lost opportunity’ ;
Tanzania’s Amson Group offers $180 million to acquire Kenyan firm Bamburi Cement;
Local radio stations perform poorly in Tanzania;
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