Zanzibar

Z’bar airports upgrades to boost tourism, economic growth

On the growth of tourism sector, President Mwinyi stated that nearly 2 million tourists visit Zanzibar each year, emphasising the…

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Apply knowledge, skills to bring changes – Mwinyi

Addressing the graduates of Karume Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Dr Mwinyi urged them to embrace innovation, creativity, commitment,…

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TANAPA board explores Zanzibar tourist attractions

ZANZIBAR: THE Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA) Board of Trustees recently visited various tourist sites in Zanzibar to explore strategies for…

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‘Future is brighter for isles’

ZANZIBAR: PRESIDENT Hussein Mwinyi has reassured the people of Zanzibar that the future is brighter for them. He said achieving…

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Mwinyi pledges to take Zanzibar to next level

ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR President Dr Hussein Mwinyi has assured islanders that his government has solid, effective and good plans in place…

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Samia, Mwinyi to grace Revolution anniversary

The one-month celebration programme will begin today (December 20) by President Mwinyi laying a foundation stone for the ongoing construction…

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TAHA in drive to reduce postharvest losses in

ZANZIBAR: IN a strategic initiative to revitalise Zanzibar’s horticultural industry, the Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) has rolled out an ambitious…

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Mwinyi calls for joint efforts in managing public resources

ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR President Hussein Mwinyi yes- terday marked the culmination of the ‘Controller and Auditor General (CAG) Public Awareness Week,’…

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Mwinyi eyes better tax system after taxpayers’ views

ZANZIBAR: PRESIDENT Hussein Ali Mwinyi has expressed gratitude to President Samia Suluhu Hassan, for forming a Tax Reform Commission, noting…

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Shivo Towers: A game-changer for Zanzibar’s property market

Unguja, Zanzibar: The early stages for the construction of Shivo Towers in Paje has kicked off with the soil testing…

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