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: 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.
Wapo watafiti, wanasayansi, wasanii na wapiga picha pia ambao kwa umoja wao waliifanya Tanzania ing’are kimataifa.
In our briefing today: Samia considers separating community development docket from Ministry of Health; Mulamula in Turkey to attend Turkey-Africa summit; Tanzania: FAO pilots innovative tool to support One Health operationalization; TPSF signs MoU with diaspora association to promote investment in Tanzania.
Nchini Tanzania kuna ombwe la kupata mwanasiasa ambaye anaya makundi yote yaliyopo nchini kama alivyokuwa Edward Lowassa mwaka 2015. Watanzania hawajamwona mwanasiasa huyo bado.
In our briefing today: Kenya, Tanzania commence Joint Reaffirmation Exercise of their international boundary; Zanzibar announces over Sh 400billion stimulus package; Tanzania targets daily COVID-19 vaccinations of up to 100,000 people; Tanzania’s exports to Africa rose 11.8 pc in 2020; BoT: Employees of some banks and financial institutions are responsible for the high rate of non-performing loans
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