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ASA secures new path for Dabaga college future

IRINGA:  A cloud of uncertainty hanging over the future of Dabaga Agricultural and Livestock College is beginning to lift after…

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Mama Samia Legal Aid Campaign returns with wider reach

DODOMA: THE second phase of the Mama Samia Legal Aid Campaign will be launched in Zanzibar tomorrow ,June 20, 2026…

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Specialist care grows as lifestyle diseases increase

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania’s hospitals are seeing growing demand for specialist care as more patients present with obesity, diabetes, high…

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Chief Justice 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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Indigenous seeds gain ground as farmers challenge modern dependence

ACROSS Tanzania and beyond, a quiet agricultural revolution is taking shape. At the centre of the movement is a simple…

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Why communities are part and parcel of Vision 2050

MWANZA: AS Tanzania advances toward its ambitious goal of becoming a prosperous, inclusive and globally competitive middle-income nation under the…

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Community seed banks are transforming food systems, farmer resilience in Northern Tanzania

IN the drylands and highlands of northern Tanzania, seeds are far more than planting materials. They are repositories of biodiversity,…

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Msuva opens up on Samatta inspiration, life abroad

DAR ES SALAAM: FOR many young footballers growing up in Tanzania, the dream of playing professional football abroad often seems…

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From rocks to riches: How 2026/27 budget advances mineral processing ambitions

DAR ES SALAAM: FOR decades, Tanzania has been known as one of Africa’s top mineral-rich countries. Its exports and government…

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In Mombasa, Africa can launch a new era in ocean governance

MOMBASA: For centuries, communities along Africa’s eastern coast have understood what today’s global policymakers are only now beginning to grasp:…

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