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Kariakoo reorganisation plan wins support

DAR ES SALAAM: STAKEHOLDERS have welcomed plans by the Dar es Salaam Regional Government to reclassify all businesses operating in…

‘Embrace Union spirit’

ZANZIBAR: VICE-PRESIDENT Deogratius Ndejembi has urged Union institutions to strengthen cooperation, utilise available opportunities and jointly participate in activities both…

JKCI expansion to boost Tanzania’s cardiac hub ambition

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA is strengthening its position as a regional hub for advanced cardiac treatment and surgery following the…

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Daily NewsAugust 20, 2021
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Call to educate lactating mothers on additional foods

THE Tanzania Food Nutrition Centre (TFNC) has sounded the need for nutrition education to breastfeeding mothers to enable them understand…
Society

Daily NewsJuly 12, 2021
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Solution sought to human/wildlife conflicts in Serengeti

SERENGETI District, Mara Region is leading with incidences of human/wildlife conflicts involving elephants, lions and local communities, according to officials.…
Business

Sauli GiliardApril 24, 2019
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Solar-powered streetlights boost Lindi women’s businesses

LINDI: IT’s around 8:00pm but Aisha Mohamed is still busy with her business close to Lindi Bus Stand’s exit door.…
Extractive

By Mariilyn BadooJuly 7, 2017
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How Tanzanite minerals are smuggled from Tanzania

MAASAI herdsmen–famously known for their fearsome reputations as warriors and cattle-rustlers have been revealed to be at the edge of…

Politics

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Political leaders welcome Othman’s reappointment as Z’bar First VP

ZANZIBAR: POLITICAL party leaders and cadres in Zanzibar have welcomed President Hussein Ali Mwinyi’s reappointment of Othman Masoud Othman as…
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4 days ago

CCM vows to uphold democracy

Sports & Entertainment

Sports & Entertainment

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Ninety minutes, not ninety posts: Tanzania clubs now face the real CAF test

DAR ES SALAAM: BRING the tea, dust off the good cup, and if you are Simba, perhaps add an extra…
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2 days ago

Barker: It was not easy against Azam

Editorial, Analysis, In-Depth, Commentaries, Opinions

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Do not wait for leaders to fix problems

DAR ES SALAAM: A GOVERNMENT earns public confidence not only through major…
17 hours ago
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New FAEO President Ohaga targets stronger engineers, innovation, infrastructure and African ownership of development

DAR ES SALAAM: Dar es Salaam recently hosted the contest for the…
19 hours ago
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Wonder Rooster, historic Mango tree put Lundo Island’s cultural heritage under tourism spotlight again

AT the shores of Lake Nyasa, beneath an old mango tree closely…
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El Niño preparedness: Should we clean drains in time, or, on time?

DAR ES SALAAM: ALL the five news items appearing on page 13…
1 day ago
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How OCPD lays legal foundation for implementation of Dira 2050

DODOMA: National development is not limited to having good policies, ambitious plans or…
2 days ago
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Global study warns of 400 million annual pesticide poisoning cases

DAR ES SALAA: More than 400 million cases of unintentional acute pesticide…

Business, Finance, Extractive, Tourism

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Oryx Gas boosts clean cooking drive

RUVUMA: ORYX Gas Tanzania has donated 600 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders…
21 hours ago
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Tanga set for major oil refinery

TANGA: TANZANIA and Uganda have reaffirmed their plan to construct a major…
22 hours ago
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Compensation set for Chalinze residents

COAST REGION: THE government has allocated 300m/- to compensate people whose land…
23 hours ago
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Z’bar plays key role in marine sustainability

ZANZIBAR: MINISTER of State in the Office of the Second Vice-President of…
24 hours ago
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Private firms to engage in measurement verification

DODOMA: THE Weights and Measures Agency (WMA) is set to engage 19…
1 day ago
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TZ spends less on petroleum imports

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA spent 34 per cent less on petroleum imports…