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Tanzania steps up conservation efforts with community participation and technology
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Tanzania steps up conservation efforts with community participation and technology
Over 50 widows from Morogoro Municipality are set to attend a regional entrepreneurship conference in Dodoma from September 28 to October 5, 2026.
Violent clashes broke out in Kilosa, Tanzania, after a farmer's murder, leaving two dead and three police officers injured.
Court of Appeal upholds decision ordering businessman to pay Sh10 million for adultery with government official's wife
Large footprints found in Africa spark debate on existence of giants
Experts say Tanzania can improve public services and unlock business opportunities by making geospatial data more accessible.
Tanzania to build urban monorails in Dar-es-Salaam and Dodoma to ease traffic congestion and boost economic growth
A ship carrying over 100 passengers has sunk in Lake Tanganyika, with many feared dead and 36 survivors rescued so far.
Uganda and Tanzania are building new fuel storage terminals and pipelines to enhance regional energy security and become a petroleum hub.
Tanzania's Bulyanhulu mine and OSHA praised for investing in workplace safety and health systems to protect workers from hazards.
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan leads Africa's efforts to end preventable maternal and child mortality, a challenge that claims nearly 70% of global maternal deaths and two-third...
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Tanzania holds 55th Jalsa Salana to foster God-consciousness and good morals