
International Literacy Day: Tanzania’s Literacy Crisis and Africa’s Urgent Call to Action
As we mark International Literacy Day, we are reminded that literacy is far more than the ability to read and write.

As we mark International Literacy Day, we are reminded that literacy is far more than the ability to read and write.

Colonialism wounded Africa. But what have African leaders done with independence?

Judges grant a two-week extension to the case after the defence called Brenda Rupia to testify on who convened the April 2025 meeting and invited the media.

The Gairo District deaths follow other mining fatalities reported this year, including the recent one in Songwe.

The retired agricultural officer, who had been married to President Samia since 1978, died while receiving treatment for a heart condition in Zanzibar.

The six-week programme brings together 30 young participants drawn from universities and higher learning institutions in Tanzania from different academic disciplines.

Dar es Salaam — A CHADEMA leader testifying for Tundu Lissu accepted on Friday that the party chairperson wanted his April 3, 2025 speech to

In Bububu, about 10 kilometres north of Zanzibar’s historic Stone Town, a group of 40 women has built a livelihood around preserving and promoting the culture of Zanzibar through tourism.
A lot of our online shopping happens on social media. Instagram is full of Tanzanian businesses selling clothes, shoes, beauty products, furniture, electronics, food and almost anything else you can think of.

Dar es Salaam – ACT Wazalendo has warned that Temeke residents could be displaced for inland container depots (ICDs) activity after the district commissioner, Sixtus