Editorials

Upcoming CAF Champions League is crucial for both teams

TANZANIA: WINNING these games will help Simba and Yanga advance to the quarterfinals and increase the country’s points collection in…

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The challenge of coexistence: Tanzania’s quest for harmony between humans, wildlife

PWANI: “ANYONE who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young,” Henry Ford,…

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The rise of AI, a blessing or jinx for jobs

TANZANIA: IT’s a siren running on every elite’s mind, contemplating on an imaginary ambulance thought to carry the likely jobs…

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The story of how Swahili became Africa’s most spoken language

DAR ES SALAAM: ONCE just an obscure island dialect of an African Bantu tongue, Swahili has evolved into Africa’s most…

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Mapping fluorites in ground water important for policy interventions

MANYARA: ZULEAH Kileyo, a 19-yearold lady has teeth fluorosis. Born in Mererani in Simanajaro District in Manyara Region, she can’t…

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Tanzania has over 120 local languages harmonised by Kiswahili

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA is a melting pot of culture, with over 120 unique tribes and languages living peacefully alongside…

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Illegal fishing must end in TZ

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Government has day in day out sent a message to fishermen, who may be involved in…

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Investing in agribusiness must be given new push

TANZANIA: TANZANIA, just like other nations in the world, is grappling with unemployment among its population, especially its youths who…

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Govt should educate on fighting cybercrime

TANZANIA: FOR your information one of the main cyber-risks is to think they don’t exist. If it’s smart-it’s vulnerable and…

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Why we must step up efforts in conserving Ngorongoro area

THE government has continued transferring people who voluntarily accept to relocate from Ngorongoro Conservation Area to Msomera Village in Tanga…

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