In our briefing today: Tanzania buys over 18,000 tons of food to improve food security; ATCL resumes direct flights to China; Over 50 Tanzanian educators tour Shanghai to learn math education; Airtel Tanzania holds talks with Indian Institute of Technology over Zanzibar campus.
In our briefing today: Outrage over the brutal killing of a 30-year-old health centre doctor in Tarime;Controversy surrounds the death of UDOM student; Stakeholders to convene to discuss constitution-writing process;
In our briefing today: Cheery mood as journalists mark World Press Freedom Day; Dar to become a megacity. But is it prepared?; First round of peace talks between warring parties in Ethiopia concludes in Zanzibar; Barrick proud of its environmental protection initiatives.
In our briefing today: Zanzibar reiterates commitment to come up with new media law; ACT-Wazalendo welcomes formation of committee on political reforms in Z’bar; Australian Peak Rare Earths locks $18m to develop Ngualla project in Mbeya.
Vyombo vinavyopokea waandishi kutoka vyuo vinasema wengi hawawezi hata kuandika utangulizi wa stori. Lakini pia inasemwa hao waandishi hata tafakuri tunduizi hawana.
The film tells the story of Carmen Aristegui, a Mexican journalist, as she battles authorities in her daring attempts to keep Mexicans informed about their government’s malpractices.
Kamishna wa Mamlaka ya Bima amewashauri wateja wa bima kutoa malalamiko yao kwa Mamlaka kabla ya kwenda Mahakamani
Political parties’ recognition of equality and non-discrimination principles are said to start and end with their preambles. They have been urged to do more.
In our briefing today: Stakeholders want Nyalali recommendations on multipartyism adopted; Tanzania will investigate health risks associated with energy drinks; University of Dar es Salaam is stuck. It’s time to save it; Ethiopia’s Deputy PM arrives in Tanzania for state visit; Tanzania to host 8th East Africa’s philanthropy conference; US-based lithium explorer Titan Lithium Inc reports positive development.
Critics point out that the recommendations are yet to be implemented because Tanzania has leaders who do not listen to their people’s views.
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