In our briefing today: Govt to investigate Karume’s inferno as the fate of more than 3,000 traders remains unknown; Taskforce formed to investigate tourism’s contribution to TZ’s GDP; Drought kills over 5000 heads of cattle in Kilimanjaro; Lightning kills pregnant mother, daughter in Rukwa.
In our briefing today: Sabaya has another case to answer on economic sabotage, court rules; Samia receives credentials for four new envoys; Egypt donates over Sh800m worth of medical supplies to Tanzania; Kenyan fishermen arrested in Tanzania over alleged trespassing.
In our briefing today: Samia layout key concern for the new cabinet; Police pay final respect to the fallen journalist; Zanzibar tourism showed promising recovery last Year
They include the lack of coordination among government’s departments; personal feuds among government officials; corruption that she called “excessive”; the entertainment of the business as usual culture among civil servants; and nepotism in government employment.
In our briefing today: Tanzania bids farewell to five journalists who died in car crash; Samia holds talks with estranged Ndugai; In search for Speaker of Parliament: former AG Chenge enters the fray; Airtel Tanzania announces appointment of new managing director.
Five journalists die in Simiyu car crash; Tanzania eyeing $3 billion loans from BADEA; Landmine-sniffing hero rat Magawa dies aged eight; Lightning strike kills four in Mbeya.
They were part of fourteen people in the Mwanza regional commissioner Robert Gabriel’s entourage who died on Tuesday following a car crash.
In our briefing today: Samia assigns new roles to axed ministers Kabudi, Lukuvi; Deputy Speaker Ackson enters contest to replace Ndugai; BHP to invests $100m in Kabanga Nickel project.
In our briefing today: Samia announces mini cabinet reshuffle; Auctioning of 75 tourist hunting blocks to take off this week
Saturday’s mini cabinet reshuffle comes hardly four days after President Samia hinted about it, promising to get rid of her assistants who have their eyes on the 2025 general elections.
