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Teachers’ union decries barriers to trade union membership

DODOMA: THE Tanzania Teachers’ Rights Protection and Defence Association has urged the government to direct employers to allow workers to…

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Turning trees into jobs, income and national growth

Across Africa, a defining economic question is coming sharply into focus: how will the continent generate enough decent jobs for…

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The wonderful birds of Rubondo Island National Park

MWANZA: THE United Republic of Tanzania is a beautiful country in East Africa that is home to two unique national…

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Vision 2050: Transforming Tanzania’s agriculture for inclusive economy

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S transition toward the National Development Vision 2050 marks a new chapter in the country’s efforts to…

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Global call grows to protect forests, natural resources

DAR ES SALAAM: AS the world prepares to mark International Day of Forests on March 21, environmental experts, governments and…

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African scientists lead in Malaria research

DAR ES SALAAM: FOR decades, African scientists have contributed essential data to global scientific research. Increasingly, however, they are no…

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Roads kill more than wars across Africa annually

DAR ES SALAAM: ROAD safety continues to be one of the most pressing public health challenges of the 21st century,…

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Women shake leadership, agriculture, community foundations

DAR ES SALAAM: TO jog your memory March 8, 2026, was International Women’s Day, and Tanzania joined the global celebration…

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From courtroom dreams to business mentor: Baraka Michael’s mission to empower entrepreneurs

DAR ES SAALAM: AFTER graduating with a law degree and securing a job at a firm, Baraka Michael (pictured) appeared…

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TZ’s institutional approach to national questions

DODOMA: “WELCOME to Tanzania.” Those words have recently taken on renewed meaning as the Government of Tanzania extends a gesture…

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