Wanajivunia uamuzi huo wa maisha yao, wakiwasihi vijana wengi kufuata nyayo zao.
In our briefing today: Campaign intensifies in Tanzania against proposed ban of X: ‘They seek to convert potential into lost opportunity’ ;
Tanzania’s Amson Group offers $180 million to acquire Kenyan firm Bamburi Cement;
Local radio stations perform poorly in Tanzania;
Here’s how that situation can change ; New technology promises to eliminate Malaria for good. But serious challenges limit such potential
Most Tanzanians depend on radio stations for education, entertainment, access to real-time news, and maintaining family connections, necessitating the need for the medium to do better.
Genetic biocontrol encompasses technologies that modify the genetic makeup of disease vectors, such as mosquitoes, by either “editing” or “adding” genes that reduce the vector’s fitness and disease transmission capacity.
In our briefing today: Simu 2000 traders protest over plans to relocate them for a new World Bank-supported BRT depot;
Public contributions free youth who burned the president’s portrait;
Tanzania reaffirms commitment to strengthen East African community;
Families appeal to the government to expedite the repatriation of their ancestor’s remains from German museums
In our briefing today: Mwabukusi faulted disqualification in TLS election:
‘There is a faction working to frustrate democratic processes, they act as if they own the bar association’;
President Samia defends ousted Tax Boss. Here is why the new Commissioner has his work cut out ;
Deaths and disappearances of healthcare workers raise alarm ; Small political parties matter:
Reflections on South Africa’s government of national unity
The new commissioner is coming in with work already cut out for him, especially on ensuring he meets the targets of Tshs. 29.4 trillion.
Starting his term on January 27, 2020, Mr Östros is currently leading a high-level delegation to improve the biggest multilateral financial institution’s investment in the country.
During his visit, Mr Östros will meet with Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Hussein Mwinyi and other top government officials.
In our briefing today: Tanzania urged to invest in climate-smart strategies to boost livestock sector;
Kariakoo strike: Government halts EFDs inspection operation in Kariakoo;
Government of Zanzibar opposes the plan to extend President Mwinyi’s term
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