TAMICO Urges Stronger Worker Bargaining in Tanzania
Tanzania's TAMICO union calls for stronger worker bargaining to improve working conditions
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Tanzania's TAMICO union calls for stronger worker bargaining to improve working conditions
Tanzania's maritime sector is set to create more employment opportunities as the government accelerates reforms to strengthen the shipping sector and expand the country's blue economy.
Tanzania's TMDA bans adverts for prescription alcohol-treatment drugs, citing health risks.
Tanzanian writer reflects on Rainer Maria Rilke's timeless letters to a young poet.
Tanzania's Minister of State calls for cross-border research to tackle climate change
In Tanzanian workplaces, good manners are often valued over honest dialogue, leading to a culture of silence and suppressed ideas.
A new borehole has been opened in Tanzania's Mahonda, easing water shortages for residents of Boma Village and surrounding communities.
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni claims Kenya's fuel deal was riddled with middlemen, sparking a diplomatic row and accusations of misinformation.
Transport stakeholders in Mwanza want upgrades to the Nyabulogoya truck terminal before relocation, citing poor road conditions and limited parking space.
EU and Tanzania kick off investment roadshow in Helsinki, targeting EUR 156 million in new funding for critical minerals and digital economy projects.
Tanzania's agricultural sector sees new business opportunities in crop residues and agro-processing by-products, transforming waste into marketable products.
Tanzania seeks to expand exports to Qatar and use it as a trade gateway to the Gulf.