Tanzania

Why social security funds matter for stable, dignified life after work

DAR ES SALAAM:  EVERY month, the arrival of the 22nd brings a welcome sense of reassurance to pensioners across Tanzania…

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IIA Forum to spur Arusha business tourism

ARUSHA: ARUSHA is set to receive a boost to business and conference tourism as more than 1,800 delegates are expected…

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Solar power: A reliable clean energy source Tanzania can rely on, benefit from

TANZANIA: ACCESS to reliable electricity is steadily becoming a stronger pillar of Tanzania’s development as the government continues to invest…

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PRORota clinical trial tackles child health challenges

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA’S health sector is turning to research and innovation to tackle childhood diarrhoeal diseases and antimicrobial resistance,…

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Why govt is taking a bigger stake in mining

TANZANIA: FOR years, the conversation around Tanzania’s mineral wealth has largely focused on what the country earns from mining through…

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TZ urges more investment in maternal, child health

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has urged African countries to scale up sustained and innovative investment in maternal, child and primary…

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Tanzania chairs regional labour migration committee

DODOMA: TANZANIA has taken over the chairmanship of the Regional Technical Advisory Committee on Labour Mobility for East and Horn…

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PwDs tap 2.14bn/- empowerment loans

IRINGA: PEOPLE with disabilities (PwDs) in Iringa Region have started benefiting from government empowerment loans totalling 2.14bn/-, with some using…

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Dar takes new look as lorries leave service lanes

DAR ES SALAAM: SERVICE lanes along major roads in Dar es Salaam yesterday presented a noticeably different picture, with most…

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Chalamila ready for legal battle over bus order

DAR ES SALAAM: Commissioner Albert Chalamila has said he is ready to face legal action over his directive to shift…

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