In our briefing today: Tony Blair is back in Tanzania; Court orders release of suspected drug baron; Drought kills 92,000 livestock in Simanjiro; Tanzania loses cherished scholar Honest Ngowi to road accident.
In our briefing today: Barrick faces fresh human rights violations allegations; Samia: Early disability recognition is key; New water project to end water shortage for animals in northern Tanzania; Mwinyi appoints new 13 district administrative secretaries.
In our briefing today: Samia explains govt plan to solve women’s problems in Tanzania; Mbowe defends his decision to meet Samia for talks; Mwinyi announces restructuring of ministry of health; TTCL, Huawei ink deal to promote communications technologies.
In our briefing today: Religious leaders met Samia on Wednesday. Here’s what they told her; Ambassador to hold talks with Zanzibar authorities over the fate of stranded Ukrainians; Inside Zanzibar’s use of drones in efforts to eliminate malaria; VP Mpango leaves for Kenya for global environmental summit.
In our briefing today: Samia inaugurates Sh100billion leadership school; Mpango: We’re going to establish bank for small-scale miners; Zanzibar gets new anti-drug boss.
In our briefing today: Human Rights Watch lauds lifting of a ban on four newspapers; Tanzania sets aside Sh2b for procurement of fire fighting vehicles; Govt turns to rainwater harvesting to solve Tanzania’s water woes; Mwinyi sacks isle’s taxman.
In our briefing today: Samia holds talks with IFC’s Makhtar Diop; Shares of UK-based exploration firm Edenville Energy rise after contract agreed to for Tanzania project; Zanzibar’s Mwinyi fires five senior government officials; Process to get Tulia’s replacement for deputy speaker position initiated.
In our briefing today: Samia appoints new TRA deputy commissioner, envoy; Emirati company lands real estate deal in Zanzibar; Sabaya: I was humiliated and mistreated during arrest.
In our briefing today: Tanzania, Burundi sign agreement for construction of 282 km standard gauge railway; Police use teargas to disperse demonstrating Karume traders; Drought kills 98,000 livestock in Tanzania; Fifty-seven-year old man arrested for allegedly raping his three daughters; Chamwino State House ready by May, says contractor; Mwinyi in UAE for a three-day state visit.
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