In our briefing today: Tanzania’s archibishop Ruwa’ichi react to the declaration on blessing same sex couples, ‘I will not be able to bless them’ ; Police to Investigate claims of abuse and torture; Worldbank approves 1.3 billion financing to support Tanzania private sector and the DMDP project
The railway is expected to incentivise large-scale mining and commercial agriculture
In Tanzania, the concept of university does not apply to universities because of the much interference in the name of government regulation.
While its non-alignment policy protects its national and economic interests, Tanzania’s support for a two-state solution reflects its recognition of the need for cooperation and conflict resolution.
Mkapa, who died on July 23, 2020, would have turned 85 years today, November 12, 2023.
With its vast reserve of critical minerals, Tanzania is poised to contribute greatly to the world’s transition towards clean energy.
She’ll be responsible for chairing the organisation’s statutory meetings and representing it at global events.
In our briefing today: US, EU-backed Lobito Corridor: A challenger to Tanzania’s SGR rail, port ambitions?; Samia to make ‘historic’ visit to India to boost relations; Police denies reports it blocked forum on New Constitution in Mwanza; Medical team in Saudi Arabia undertakes operations on Tanzania’s conjoined twins.
In our briefing today: Carbon credits trading: A new form of Africa’s colonialism?; Barrick reports two new deaths at its North Mara mine; New fuel prices take effect.
While authorities defend the arrangement, ongoing tensions between local communities and conservation authorities leave critics concerned.