In our briefing today: Tanzania: Presidential Commission on Tax Reforms announced;
Human Rights Watch: Indigenous Maasai endure coercive relocation;
Kilimanjaro police deny reports of child murders ;
A parable of sacrifice for conservation
Between 2021 and 2024, five ministers have already served the Ministry something that analysts have warned might end up hurting the Ministry’s efficiency.
Kwanza, siyo kazi ya walipakodi kumtengenezea mwajiri waajiri wanaokidhi sifa anazozitaka!
But police think the matter is blown out of proportion.
It would be wise for Mr Kabwe to run for a parliamentary seat, as his experience in parliament could enhance the party’s influence and popularity, crucial for future elections and national politics in general.
In our briefing today: CCM disputes Nape’s statement on rigging Tanzania’s election;
Tanzania, USA to collaborate in fighting cancer;
Inadequate implementation of CAG recommendations frustrates stakeholders;
We spoke to ten self-employed young people to hear about their experiences. here is what they told us
It will support Tanzania’s human development agenda by providing transformative support in education, healthcare, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services, among other priorities.
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.
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