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Nyerere’s vision lives on in power, government city projects

RUFIJI: AS Tanzania commemorates Nyerere Day, two major infrastructure projects — the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) and Mtumba Government…

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Turn conference success into lasting economic gains

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA must turn the success of the recently concluded Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly in Arusha and the…

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Is Tanzania getting maximum economic value from its gold?

DAR ES SALAAM: THE head of the Bank of Tanzania’s (BoT) gold purchasing section announced a significant milestone: gold acquisitions…

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What happens when America switches off health funding?

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania is facing a growing challenge to the sustainability of critical health programmes as changes in United…

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Who controls Tanzania’s health data?

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania is rapidly expanding digital health systems that collect enormous amounts of information about its citizens, but the…

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Could Tanzania miss the manufacturing opportunity?

DAR ES SALAAM: Africa is becoming increasingly important to the global transition towards cleaner energy, with countries across the continent…

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Tanzania must learn from Africa’s costly mining deals

DAR ES SALAAM: As competition for Africa’s minerals intensifies, Tanzania faces another major challenge: how to negotiate mining agreements that…

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Who Will Own Tanzania’s Battery Future?

DAR ES SALAAM: The government is expected to hold a 17% equity stake, while the Chinese company holds the remaining…

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Pressure to succeed before 30: When youth is measured by what one achieves

DAR ES SALAAM: FOR many young Tanzanians, turning 30 is no longer simply another birthday. It is increasingly treated as…

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Kondoa Rock Art: Where Tanzania’s ancient stories still live on stones

KONDOA: THERE are places in Tanzania where history is preserved in museums, old buildings and archaeological objects, but in the…

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