Tanzania sets sights on Olympic medals in 2028
Tanzania aims to boost Olympic representation and medal chances by 2028 through early athlete preparation and talent identification.
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Tanzania aims to boost Olympic representation and medal chances by 2028 through early athlete preparation and talent identification.
Tanzania's Minerals Minister Anthony Mavunde has ordered a review of levies and statutory charges affecting small-scale miners.
Oil prices decline as Middle East crude exports increase and G7 nations release emergency oil stocks.
Yemen's Saudi-backed government launches major military campaign to recapture areas controlled by Iran-backed Houthis.
Eritrea, isolated by the West, seeks to engage and trade as it gains geopolitical significance due to its Red Sea coastline.
Pro-government forces regain control of Mekelle, dealing a major blow to the opposition alliance in Ethiopia's Tigray region.
Tanzania's Jihan Dimack has advanced to the final three in Miss Grand International 2026's Country's Power of the Year competition.
Tanzania renews North Mara Gold Mine licences for 15 years, allowing Barrick Mining Corporation to continue operations under existing partnership structure.
Tanzanian High Court orders IGP and Tanesco to pay Sh646m to Future Century Limited for seized electrical equipment not returned in 2006.
Hundreds of French high schools remain closed as protests over dilapidated schools, overcrowding, and teacher shortages precede a nationwide day of demonstrations.
TPLB installs multi-gas detection equipment at Uhuru Stadium ahead of Yanga-Simba derby
Australian Agri-Tech firm BeeSTAR Technology unveils world's first virtual beehive sensor and monitoring technology at Africa Pollination Summit in Tanzania.