When did we become afraid to tell our children no?
Tanzanian parents struggle to balance setting boundaries and allowing children to fit in
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Tanzanian parents struggle to balance setting boundaries and allowing children to fit in
WhatsApp groups set up for funeral contributions have become a breeding ground for scammers, leaving grieving families with financial losses and emotional distress.
Three law firms seek Sh3.37 billion from former MP Gerishon Kamau Kirima's estate for legal services in a long-running land dispute.
Commodity prices are projected to rise by 23 percent in 2026, driven by global shocks, before falling by 7 percent in 2027, according to the World Bank's Commodity Markets Outlook.
World Bank report reveals 811 million people live on less than $3.00 a day, with Sub-Saharan Africa expected to host 87% of the extreme poor by 2030.
TAKUKURU to complete 93 office buildings across Tanzania by July 2027 to enhance service delivery.
A Tanzanian lawmaker has called for increased investment in the Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technology to boost research and innovation.
Advocate Alute Mughwai Lissu, brother of Tanzania's top opposition leader Tundu Lissu, has died suddenly in Arusha, Tanzania.
Over 70 homes damaged, families left homeless in Kigoma-Ujiji Municipality
High Court dismisses woman's claim of contracting HIV through blood transfusion at Kairuki Hospital
Rescuers find woman's dismembered body in Nairobi building collapse debris, 16 still missing
Kenyans are experiencing royal fantasy at local castles like Lord Egerton and Tafaria, with many visiting for historic and scenic value.