DAR ES SALAAM: THE relationship between Tanzania and France is increasingly moving beyond traditional diplomacy, evolving into a partnership built…
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This proverb means that if you do not solve a small problem early, it can grow into a much bigger…
Read More »PARIS: TANZANIA will continue placing strong emphasis on preserving, promoting and developing Kiswahili, to ensure it continues to serve as…
Read More »DAR ES SALAAM: FOR decades, Kiswahili has served as a unifying language across East and Central Africa, connecting millions of…
Read More »UNITED KINGDOM: While some people may regard Tanzania’s move to embark on the development of a National Kiswahili Large Language…
Read More »The Swahili proverb “Mficha uchi hazai” is a well-known saying that teaches the importance of facing problems instead of hiding…
Read More »Meaning of “Birika la chai”,“Birika la chai” in Swahili means “tea kettle” or “teapot” in English.It refers to a container…
Read More »Meaning of “kituo cha daladala”Kituo = station / stop / place where people gather Daladala = public minibuses used for…
Read More »“Kifaranga cha kuku” is a Swahili phrase made of two parts: kifaranga= a young bird (especially a chick)cha kuku =…
Read More »Meaning jiko la mkaa is a cooking stove that uses charcoal (mkaa) as fuel for cooking food or heating water.…
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