Miners urged to use new mining regulations
Tanzania's Deputy Minister for Minerals urges small-scale miners to use new regulations for lawful partnerships with investors.
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Tanzania's Deputy Minister for Minerals urges small-scale miners to use new regulations for lawful partnerships with investors.
Companies in Tanzania must adopt AI and improve product quality to remain competitive.
Tanzania's government is stepping up efforts to empower women to participate fully in the country's mineral value chain.
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni suggests Bugisu folk song as the official East African Federation anthem, praising its cultural significance and melody.
Airlines are offering more flights and lower fares between Entebbe and Nairobi, making air travel more accessible.
Gabriel Geay finishes third at 2026 Berlin Marathon with a time of 2:03:59
Tanzania's glass manufacturing capacity surges, creating export opportunities and jobs, but faces challenges from high energy costs and limited export incentives.
Mashambulizi ya drones yanayodaiwa kufanywa na Urusi yamesababisha vifo vya watu wawili katika soko lililopo nje kidogo ya mji mkuu wa Ukraine, Kyiv.
Simba striker Ismail Mgunda targets 10 league goals this season
Tanzania seeks to increase cashew production and retain a greater share of the crop's value locally through investment in processing capacity.
Tanzanian celebrity Kajala Masanja discusses her relationship with musician Harmonize.
Tanzania's government is consulting on proposed amendments to the Marriage Act, focusing on education-related sections to curb child marriage and protect girls' rights.