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Samia to launch mega fertiliser factory

DODOMA: PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan is, on June 28, this year, expected to launch a massive fertiliser factory ‘Intracom’in the…

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Strict rules in place to protect JNHPP

DODOMA: THE government has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) by enforcing stringent environmental regulations,…

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Fees slashed in livestock, fisheries to spur growth

DODOMA: IN a bid to improve the business environment and stimulate economic growth, the government has proposed significant reduction in…

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Budget intensifies drive to expand SGR railway network

DODOMA: THE government has reaffirmed its commitment to building a modern, integrated railway system across Tanzania, with the Standard Gauge…

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Tanzania roles out national livestock vaccination, identification campaign

DODOMA: THE government is set to launch a nationwide livestock vaccination and identification campaign on June 16, 2025, aimed at…

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Tanzania‘s 107.7tri/- loan wisely used to foot the country’s development projects

DODOMA: THE public debt of the Tanzanian government has reached 107.70 tri/- as of April 2025. Of this amount, external…

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Tanzania unveils key development priorities for 2025/26

DODOMA: THE government has unveiled five key priorities for the 2025/26 National Development Plan, which marks the fifth and final…

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Mtumba govt city draws global attention

DODOMA: THE development of the Mtumba Government City in Dodoma has reached 90.1 per cent completion, earning international recognition. As…

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Economists hail SOEs’ performance as catalyst for budget self-reliance

DAR ES SALAAM: ECONOMISTS have praised the rising dividends and contributions from State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) as a crucial step toward…

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Tanzania injects 69.2bn/- for livestock vaccination campaign

DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government has allocated 69.2bn/- for a nationwide livestock vaccination and identification campaign targeting five priority diseases. The…

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