In our briefing today: ‘Enough with illegal immigrants’: Tanzania introduces visa on arrival for Ethiopian nationals; Facing challenges in Kenya, a titanium miner eyes opportunities in Tanzania; WHO trains over 50 rapid responders in Zanzibar; Puma Energy partners with Karume Institute of Science and Technology to develop science skills in Zanzibar.
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?
It follows a study by JKCI scholars that found a young man with heart-related complications four hours after consuming five cans of energy drinks.
Tanzania Auditor General query Standard Chartered loan facilitation terms; Tanzania police confirm arrest of Thabo Bester and Nandipa Magudumana; Zanzibar allays fears of Marburg Virus Disease; 1,800 people left homeless by flash floods in Mtwara; Egypt’s Sisi follows up implementation of Julius Nyerere Dam in Tanzania.
In our briefing today: ‘No Cause for Concern’: Tanzania briefs foreign ambassadors on the status of Marburg Virus Disease; Tanzania, Kenya to construct immigration office at common border to ease movement; Report: Tanzania has the largest number of electric vehicles in East Africa; A look back At some of Sabaya’s controversial decisions and attempts to convict him; Marula Mining confirms high-grade graphite at its Nyorinyori mine.
In our briefing today: Court releases former Hai DC Lengai ole Sabaya; Marburg Virus Disease: UAE issues fresh warning against travelling to Tanzania; Completion of Kenya-Tanzania power interconnection project to delay, AfDB warns; Govt vows to protect Mount Kilimanjaro from recurrent fire outbreaks.
Baadhi ya watafiti walionufaika na ufadhili huo waeleza matokeo ya tafiti zao.
In our briefing today: What will Tanzania look like in 2050? ; More people flee DRC as conflict rages; UAE urges its citizens to postpone trips to Tanzania due to Marburg virus; Shanta’s Singida gold mine begins production.
In our briefing today: Arusha High Court postpones case of missing 85-year-old man from Loliondo; A human rights defender who wants Samia to run unopposed in 2025 elections; Uganda dispatches team to TZ following the outbreak of Marburg virus disease; Survey deep dives into challenges, opportunities faced by EA’s tech start-up ecosystem.
In our briefing today: Marburg Virus Disease: Tanzania identifies disease that killed five people in Kagera; Zanzibar: Calls for police to prioritise electronic evidence in sexual assault investigations intensify; Businesspeople from 100 Chinese companies to tour Tanzania; Tigo, Selcom and Mastercard partner to launch new payment solution in Tanzania; Airtel Tanzania launches first eSIM card services.
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