
Tuzo ya Nyerere: Telling Our Stories and Preserving Our Culture By Promoting Writing and Reading in Tanzania
The prize also allows Tanzania, as a country, to project its social identity and claim space in the global sphere.
The prize also allows Tanzania, as a country, to project its social identity and claim space in the global sphere.
These are not helpless people. They are resilient, wise, and deeply connected to land and water. But even the strongest have a breaking point.
In our briefing: President Hussein Mwinyi weighs in on geopolitical shifts at Commonwealth Trade and Investment Summit;
President Samia in Angola for a three-day state visit;
Second Gemstone auction to be held in Arusha;
Stakeholders call for policy reform to protect human rights defenders
Trade tariff uncertainties and geopolitical conflicts might undermine global growth
In our briefing today:
INEC Announces Job Vacancies for Election Coordinators and Supervisors in Zanzibar;
How CHADEMA Aims to Block Tanzania’s 2025 Elections Without Electoral Reform;
Government Assures Stakeholders of Improved Investment Environment;
Investigation Confirms World Bank’s ‘Compliance Failures’ in the Bank-Funded REGROW Project in Tanzania;
Rwanda’s 1994 Genocide Commemoration in Tanzania to Be Held in Dar and Arusha.
Comprehensive daily updates on key events in the Eastern DRC Crisis
Out of the total 978 cases, rulings were made on 440 corruption cases, with the prosecution securing victories in 334 cases
The government had to revise the Water Policy following consultations among stakeholders, including those from the water, agriculture, planning, and investment office involved in drafting the country’s development vision.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar among East African cities to benefit from EIB global’s assistance to develop climate-resilient urban projects;
CCM denies allegations of using state apparatuses to remain in power, counts election victories on its ‘acceptability’ among electorates;
Tanzania-Zambia (TaZa) power transmission project in progress;
Interest rate caps in africa: A barrier or boon to economic freedom?
Tanzania’s main opposition party is urging members of the general public to join the movement demanding “fair and just electoral systems” in Tanzania.
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