In our briefing today: Govt to spend over Sh41 trillion in the next financial year; Tanzania registers growth in mining contribution to GDP; Tanzania: projects worth Sh18.75 trillion registered in one year.
Wanaharakati siyo tu wanadai kwamba Majaliwa hakukutana na viongozi halisi wa kimila wa Kimaasai bali hata eneo analosema kuwatengea Wamaasai waliotayari kuhama Ngorongoro la kilomita za mradi 400,000 huko Handeni, Tanga, halina uhalisia.
Mfumo huo wa utoaji stakabadhi umeanza utekelezaji kwenye mwaka unaendelea wa fedha wa 2021/2022 hapo Julai 1, 2021, na kuja kupata umaarufu zaid mwanzoni mwa mwezi Februari 2022 baada ya mamlaka husika kuanza ufuatiliaji wa kuhakikisha wafanyabiashara wanatumia mfumo huo.
In our briefing today: A Tanzanian founder seeks to replace fuel-powered bodabodas with electric ones. Here’s why the shift matters; Tanzania considers reversing withdrawal of individual rights to African Court; Govt warns against yellow fever threat as Kenya registers three deaths.
In our briefing today: Samia explains govt plan to solve women’s problems in Tanzania; Mbowe defends his decision to meet Samia for talks; Mwinyi announces restructuring of ministry of health; TTCL, Huawei ink deal to promote communications technologies.
He says he cannot decline an opportunity for dialogue for it is through dialogues that he can present his arguments for Tanzania that CHADEMA wants: a democratic Tanzania based on fairness and justice.
Serikali visiwani humo inapanga mikakati ya kuwawezesha wakulima kupanda mwani kwenye maji ya kina kirefu ili kukwepa athari zitokanazo na mabadiliko ya tabia ya nchi yanayoripotiwa kudumaza mwani unaolimwa kwenye maji madogo.
In our briefing today:
New Chapter: President Samia Meet Freeman Mbowe; Mbowe finally becomes free man after spending 226 days in prison; Milestones registered at TCD that make Zitto proud; US sanctions Tanzanian for funding Mozambique insurgents; Russia agrees to Tanzanian students in Ukraine to use its border; Construction of Tanzania’s commercial complex in Kenya should start, VP orders.
He says at the heart of TCD’s activities is the unshakable commitment to creating a conducive environment for doing politics in Tanzania as well as ensuring that economic developments do not come at the expense of people’s fundamental rights.
Many Tanzanians have displayed feelings of relief, happiness and contentedness following the decision that while they consider it to be overdue they haven’t stopped to regard today as one of Tanzania’s great days.
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