Tanzanian Artists to Receive 2bn/- in Royalties in November
Tanzanian government to distribute 2bn/- in royalties to artists in November
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Tanzanian government to distribute 2bn/- in royalties to artists in November
Tanzania's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced November 4, 2026, as the date for by-elections in the Chamwino constituency and 11 wards across the country.
Employers in Tanzania urged to establish systems to prevent and address sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment in the workplace.
Tanzania is positioning its vast forest reserves to tap into global carbon markets with 46 Asian and European investors lining up to partner with the government on climate projects.
The Tanzanian government has directed small-scale miners in Geita Region to backfill non-productive mining pits and strengthen drainage systems ahead of expected El Niño rains.
Tanzania prioritizes early childhood development in its Vision 2050 agenda, focusing on children's health, nutrition, and education.
Tanzania's HESLB urges loan officers to submit accurate student data on time for smooth loan processing and disbursement.
Tanzania's Taifa Stars kick off their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations journey with a match against Guinea-Bissau in Zanzibar.
Dodoma launches multistakeholder platform to boost food security, nutrition and affordability amid rapid population growth.
Tanzania aims to become a competitive football nation, not just a host, as it prepares for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.
Wearing Taifa Stars colours is a badge of honour earned through persistence and a responsibility to those dreaming of following the same path.
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called for urgent action to clear Dar es Salaam's drainage systems and rubbish ahead of the impending El Niño rains.