Ukraine na Zanzibar wanafanya mazungumzo ya kuwasafirisha raia hao wapatao 900 mpaka nchini Poland ambayo kwa sasa inapokea wakimbizi wengi kutoka Ukraine.
In our briefing today : How war in Ukraine could affect tourism in Tanzania; OGP condemns ‘unjustified and unprovoked’ Russian attack on Ukraine; World Bank: Tanzania’s debt distress has worsened; 14 missing as Tanzania registered Cessna Caravan crashes off the Comoros.
Ingawaje Rais Mwinyi ameahidi kuunda tume kushughulikia kesi za migogoro ya ardhi visiwani humo, Wazanzibari ambao wamekuwa wakihangaika na kesi hizo miaka nenda rudi hawana imani kama tume hiyo itakuwa na msaada kama itaundwa na watendaji wale wale ambao uadilifu wao ni wa kutiliwa mashaka.
With some Russian banks disconnected from the SWIFT service which is without an alternative most Russian travellers, including those with plans to visit Tanzania, will most likely think twice before they embark on the journey and there is a likelihood of cancelling their plans altogether.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar commits to support Ukrainians stuck in the archipelago; Tanzania intervenes to stabilize fuel prices as the Russia-Ukraine war rages; Lightning kills seven in Rukwa, leaving 14 others injured.
The archipelago’s president says that already hoteliers serve Ukrainians without charging them with the government planning to consider the hoteliers in tax calculations and payment.
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.