She had a voracious appetite for success to get things done and never backed down or shied away from confronting problems facing women head-on.
In our briefing today: VP Harris visit and what it means to Tanzania; Govt allocates land for construction of new railway institute; Barrick pledges $30 million towards school development in partnership with Tanzania; San Diego-based company acquires land in Zanzibar to develop clean and renewable energy park.
Asema nia ya CCM ni kutokomeza siasa za chuki Tanzania.
In our briefing today: Samia: No one owns the title deed of Tanzania; Tanzania reported death of five people caused by unknown disease; Tanzania to participate in the 15th BRICS summit; Zanzibaris split over whether GNU has improved matters or not; Five arraigned in Kagera for child abduction.
In our briefing today: Right groups demand inquest into death of Muslim cleric who died in remand prison facing terrorism charges; Over 2,000 Congolese refugees have arrived in Tanzania for asylum as conflict in North Kivu rages; TANAPA, TAWIRI team up to locate Lion Joel after the death of sibling Bob Junior; South Africa’s FlySafair spreads its wings to Zanzibar starting in April.
Sheikh Said Mohamed Ulatule died while in remand prison for seven years as he faces terrorism charges.
In our briefing today: Top aviation stakeholder criticises Mwinyi’s decision to grant Dnata exclusive rights; US Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Tanzania; How FAO is helping women fish processors reduce losses from fish harvests.
In our briefing today: Owner of a 35pc stake in ground handling firm Dnata Zanzibar revealed; World Bank study identifies five areas Zanzibar can work on to improve its public service; NMB Bank lists first-ever Sub-Saharan gender bond to Luxembourg Stock Exchange; Africa Road Builders’ Inaugural Conference 2023 to take place in Tanzania in April.
In our briefing today: ‘Unprecedented’: Reconciliation Drive Pays Off As Samia Graces BAWACHA’s Women’s Day Event; Govt pledges to support women in accessing, using digital technologies; Axian Telecom, Ericsson announce the launch of 5G in Tanzania.
Tanzania’s rich musical heritage is a treasure to be celebrated and a call to action.
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