Informal Economy Crucial to East Africa's Economic Landscape
Informal work supports millions of livelihoods in East Africa, but policy challenges remain in providing stronger protection and representation.
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Informal work supports millions of livelihoods in East Africa, but policy challenges remain in providing stronger protection and representation.
EAC Permanent Secretaries meet in Dar es Salaam to accelerate removal of barriers hindering trade within the bloc.
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema will address global leaders at the 2026 International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) in New York.
Zanzibar's experience in rebuilding political cooperation after the 2025 General Election offers valuable lessons for Tanzania on dialogue, compromise, and inclusivity.
Japanese companies seek to deepen commercial ties with Tanzania in manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, and pharmaceuticals.
Tanzania supports Palestinian self-determination, calls for Gaza civilian protection
Chinese buses and trucks gain popularity in Tanzania due to affordability
Tanzania's National Arts Council fines musicians Harmonize and Nandy, and two event organisers, a total of Sh19 million for breaching ethical and regulatory requirements.
Tanzania requires $15.6 million to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B by 2030.
Tanzania's population is projected to reach 120 million by 2050, driving demand for housing, transport networks and public infrastructure.
Tanzania's Nyerere Bridge, a major infrastructure project, has been constructed through a partnership between the government and the National Social Security Fund.
Tanzania's Taifa Stars get boost with arrival of foreign-based players Bernard Kamungo and Tarryn Allarakhia ahead of Afcon assignments.