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CJ Masaju’s first year delivers sweeping judicial reforms

DAR ES SALAAM: The administration of justice remains one of the most important pillars of any democratic society. A judiciary…

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Business

New fund challenges Tanzanians to rethink retirement planning culture

DAR ES SALAAM: For many Tanzanians, retirement planning has long been viewed as a privilege mainly reserved for those in…

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Women lead climate fight as Kigoma builds disaster resilience

DODOMA: A new initiative launched in Kigoma Region is seeking to change how communities prepare for disasters and respond to the…

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Business

Floton Africa bets on delivery as Zanzibar property market matures

Zanzibar: As Zanzibar’s real estate sector attracts growing numbers of international investors, property developers are increasingly finding that credibility is…

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Health

Over 50 undergo free limb fitting assessment in Zanzibar

Unguja, Zanzibar: A limb rehabilitation outreach and training mission is underway in Zanzibar, targeting to bring smiles to 100 amputees…

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Finance

Optimism as State tables 2026/27 budget tomorrow

DODOMA: All eyes will be on Dodoma on Thursday evening as Finance Minister Ambassador Khamis Mussa Omar presents the government’s…

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Why teacher motivation matters for 3Rs success

DODOMA: Tanzania understands that human capabilities and social development are crucial for driving its socio-economic transformation and achieving the goals of…

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Finance

TCB, CPS Africa partner for ‘Diaspora Home Ownership’

Zanzibar. For thousands of Tanzanians living abroad, the dream of owning a home in their homeland has often been hindered…

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TUCTA, ILO to launch migrant workers resource centre in Tanzania

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Trade Union Congress of Tanzania (TUCTA), in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO), is set to…

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Extractive

Mnazi Bay drilling project delivers 320 jobs, 20bn/- in local contracts

MTWARA: More than 320 Tanzanians have secured jobs and local companies have won contracts worth over 20 billion/- as the…

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