Agape Godrich

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Youths at a crossroads in a changing world of work

DAR ES SALAAM: FOR many young people in Tanzania, finishing school or university is no longer seen as the final…

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Tanzania reconsiders Child Marriage Law as advocates demand action beyond courtrooms and legal amendments

DODOMA: FOR Tanzania’s child marriage debate, the question is no longer whether the law should be reviewed. It is how…

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What FP-ICGLR’s Dar meeting means for the Great Lakes Region

DAR ES SALAAM: THE significance of the Great Lakes parliamentary forum coming to Dar es Salaam in November extends well…

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Cybersecurity takes centre stage in Tanzania’s financial sector

DAR ES SALAAM: RAPID advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming Tanzania’s financial sector, creating new opportunities for innovation, efficiency…

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When mobile phones reach TZ farms, smallholders gain opportunities, but new digital divides emerge

DAR ES SALAAM: ACROSS Tanzania’s fields, a quiet agricultural revolution is taking shape in the palm of a farmer’s hand.…

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TANZANIA 2050: Water science as a foundation for a sustainable future

DAR ES SALAAM: WATER is at the heart of human life and national development. It sustains communities, supports agriculture and…

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Opinions

COLUMN: MIND YOUR LANGUAGE. “Braking news”: chopper ferrying zimbabwean tycoon crashes

DAR ES SALAAM: THE world is having to come to terms with the fact that the flamboyant Zimbabwean tycoon, Wicknell…

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Business

Analysts link revenue growth to new collection measures

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) and Zanzibar Revenue Authority (ZRA) exceeded their revenue collection targets for the…

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Extractive

14 mining projects open new opportunities for local firms

GEITA: THE government has called on local companies to pool capital, technology and expertise to position themselves for a new…

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Featured

Why East Africa needs more refineries

NAIROBI, Kenya: EAST Africa can accommodate several petroleum refineries as demand for refined products continues to grow across the region,…

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