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Govt, Oryx Gas intensify push for clean cooking energy

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Ministry of Energy has reiterated its commitment to ensuring that all Tanzanians adopt clean cooking energy,…

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FAO backs Tanzania’s bid to compete in global food markets

DODOMA: As Tanzania aims to become the continent’s food basket, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)…

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25 years of connecting Tanzania: Legacy of innovation, inclusion

TANZANIA: AS Vodacom Tanzania PLC marks its 25th anniversary, the company reflects on a transformative journey defined by innovation, inclusion…

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Tanga harvest lowers Dar maize prices

DAR ES SALAAM: MAIZE prices in Dar es Salaam have dropped, benefiting consumers following a bumper harvest in Tanga Region.…

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Trade surplus cuts TZ’s current account deficit

DAR ES SALAAM: CURRENT account deficit narrowed to 2.12 billion US dollars in the year ending June from 2.79 billion…

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Over 20m people transact digitally through Mixx by Yas

DAR ES SALAAM: MORE than 20 million Tanzanians now transact digitally each month through Mixx by Yas, which facilitates over…

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Govt targets 450,000 subsidised cylinders distribution

DAR ES SALAAM: THE government plans to distribute 452,445 subsidised gas cylinders nationwide by September this year to promote clean…

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Pinda urges increased productivity in dairy sector

DODOMA: CHAIRMAN of the Presidential Food and Agriculture Advisory Council, Former Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda, has called on livestock keepers…

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Call to protect farmers in agricultural produce packaging

DODOMA: THE Weights and Measures Agency (WMA) has underscored the need for strict adherence to accurate measurements in packaging agricultural…

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Turning a shock into strategy: South Africa’s measured response to the US 30% tariff hike

When Washington’s 30% tariff on South African goods took effect on 7 August, outrage was the easy emotion. The better…

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