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Tanzania Electric Supply Company upgrades power infrastructure and deploys emergency response teams to minimise El Niño impact.
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Tanzania Electric Supply Company upgrades power infrastructure and deploys emergency response teams to minimise El Niño impact.
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan and former Ugandan Vice-President Speciosa Kazibwe discuss mentorship to boost women's leadership.
Tanzanian official urges NGOs to back Vision 2050, adopt innovative project designs, and enhance financial transparency.
A poorly managed exit can erode trust, loyalty, and effort of employees who remain, says organisational psychologist Joel Brockner.
Tanzanian Education Minister Prof Adolf Mkenda has directed councils to include the Integrated Programme for Out-of-School Adolescents (IPOSA) in their plans and budgets.
A Tanzanian reader shares insights on Oscar Wilde's 'Only Dull People Are Brilliant at Breakfast', a collection of aphorisms and epigrams.
Laboratory Manager at TIDI urges public to get tested for allergies to prevent ailments associated with allergic conditions.
Zanzibar government directs residents in structurally unsound buildings in Stone Town to relocate ahead of heavy rains.
FRELIMO Secretary General Chakil Aboobacar urges liberation movement parties to prioritize people's interests and address challenges.
Tanzania's diverse landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage make it a popular tourist destination
The University of Dodoma (UDOM) has announced 15 new job openings for qualified Tanzanians, with applications closing on September 28, 2026.
Internal auditors in Tanzania must adapt to new risks like cybersecurity threats and AI use.