CAPE TOWN: THE African governments have been urged to educate and prepare local communities before investment projects begin, enabling citizens…
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ARUSHA: EAST African Community (EAC) countries have agreed to harmonise tourism policies, licensing requirements and service quality standards to strengthen…
Read More »BERLIN: TANZANIA and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in the health sector, including efforts…
Read More »DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA moves to expand trade and investment ties with Sweden in energy, infrastructure, technology, mining and manufacturing,…
Read More »DAR ES SALAAM: VISUAL artist and painter, Hedwiga Medard, is using her artistic talent to raise awareness about the challenges…
Read More »NEW DELHI: TANZANIA is seeking to position itself as a key supply chain hub for East and Central Africa, leveraging…
Read More »YEREVAN: ZANZIBAR President, Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi, will tomorrow, October 16, 2026, attend a global biodiversity summit in Armenia capital,…
Read More »BANGKOK: TANZANIA has urged the World Bank to support development initiatives that translate economic growth into tangible benefits for citizens…
Read More »BANGKOK: TANZANIA has joined African counterparts and World Bank President Ajay Banga in discussions on mobilising private-sector investment to create…
Read More »CAPE TOWN: SOUTH Africa’s Deputy Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Phumzile Mgcina, has said that African countries must strengthen…
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