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: 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.
Waziri mwenye dhamana ya kazi amewataka vijana waliopitia kadhia hiyo wafike ofisini kwake ili hatua stahiki ziweze kuchukuliwa.
While CCM members describe changes brought about by the GNU as “fundamental,” their ACT-Wazalendo counterparts feel they’re yet to benefit from it.
In our briefing today: Top aviation stakeholder criticises Mwinyi’s decision to grant Dnata exclusive rights; US Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Tanzania; How FAO is helping women fish processors reduce losses from fish harvests.
Documents reviewed identify Suleiman Hamad Ali of Maxima Corporation Limited as the owner of the shares.
The two-day forum closed deals worth EUR 1 billion between EU entities and Tanzania’s institutions.
In our briefing today: A free press is vital for Zanzibar’s development; TPDF signs ‘cooperation agreement’ with UAE-based firm; Aga Khan University teams up with TAWIRI to improve research on wildlife; UAE opens a consulate in Zanzibar.
Stakeholders are worried that without a free press, President Mwinyi’s anti-corruption drive won’t bear fruit.
Waziri wa Habari asema muswada tayari upo katika ngazi ya Makatibu Wakuu.
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