In our briefing today: ‘Enough with illegal immigrants’: Tanzania introduces visa on arrival for Ethiopian nationals; Facing challenges in Kenya, a titanium miner eyes opportunities in Tanzania; WHO trains over 50 rapid responders in Zanzibar; Puma Energy partners with Karume Institute of Science and Technology to develop science skills in Zanzibar.
In our briefing today: Agreement underway for U.A.E firms to operate, improve and develop Tanzania ports ; Almost a quarter of Tanzania’s private primary schools are found in Dar es Salaam. Here’s why; Australia’s Adavale secures prospecting licence for nickel project in Kagera.
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.
As Dar heads into a megacity status, we must ask ourselves if proper measures are being taken to prepare for a successful transformation, especially given existing plans to make Dar a 24-hour business city
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It is the responsibility of the State to ensure its citizens have a safe and healthy environment to live in.
In our briefing today: Govt says discussions with Shell, Equinor to unlock US$30 billion LNG project ‘completed’; Road accident leaves nine dead in Katavi; Govt to introduce boat in Indian Ocean to promote water tourism.
Over 700 delegates participate in the two-day event aimed at bringing the EU and Tanzania closer.
In our briefing today: World Bank: Universal access to water supply, sanitation, and hygiene could reduce Tanzania’s economic losses by $1.9 billion per year by 2030; Tanzania bans 16 books for endangering the upbringing of children in the country; Arbitration commences in Washington as Canadian mining company sues Tanzania; Activists rescue Kenya’s schoolboy who was trafficked to Tanzania; Tanzania invites investors to the Tanzania Mining and Investment Forum 2023.
: In our briefing today: Smallholders in Mbarali protest Govt plans to evict them from their land; ‘They’re bought with money like candies’: Speaker Tulia breaks silence on honorary degrees; Zanzibar set for first tourism investment summit; Another road accident kills 12 dead in Dodoma; Travel agents explore Tanzania’s tourist attractions.
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