Tanzania, Mozambique pledge to strengthen cooperation against security threats
Tanzania and Mozambique have agreed to enhance cooperation to address security challenges, including terrorism, organised crime, and misuse of technology.
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Tanzania and Mozambique have agreed to enhance cooperation to address security challenges, including terrorism, organised crime, and misuse of technology.
Tanzania's Minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, Dkt. Dorothy Gwajima, has called for increased investment in girls' education, safety, health, and develop...
Angelica Pesha concludes 15-year journey, Louis-Olivier Favot named new CEO
Tanzania's fuel prices have increased, with petrol and diesel prices rising in Dar es Salaam and other regions, according to the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority.
Tanzania's National Assembly Speaker Mussa Azzan Zungu has been elected President of the 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly in Arusha.
Family businesses in Tanzania face sustainability challenges due to inadequate succession planning, leading to collapse or receivership.
Tanzania renews call for Kiswahili as official working language of Inter-Parliamentary Union
Geita elders seek mining licence after 26-year compensation dispute
Tanzania's government is leveraging technology to modernize its tax administration, aiming to simplify compliance, reduce costs, and improve revenue collection.
Experts warn poor communication, conflicts, and mismanaged workplace behaviour hinder organisational success despite modern technology and qualified employees.
Tanzania Golf Union trains local instructors to introduce golf to schools and communities
Tanzania and Kenya's leading golfers prepare for the Vodacom Tanzania Open at Kili Golf Club in Arusha from October 22 to 25.