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The digital revolution has transformed journalism, with virality often taking precedence over accuracy.
Tanzanian businessman Rostam Azizi calls for East African governments to strengthen rule of law and protect property rights to attract long-term investment.
A regional sports event in Morogoro, Tanzania, brought together 234 justice sector personnel for free health screenings, promoting inter-agency cooperation and staff wellness.
Zanzibar's hospitality market gains fresh investment with Skylong Resort launch
Tanzania burns carcasses of 10 lions killed under mysterious circumstances in Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Tanzania needs more rehabilitation specialists and increased funding to expand services as non-communicable diseases and injuries drive demand for care.
Hundreds of victims identified in multiple countries as Kaspersky uncovers sophisticated malware campaign
Tanzania's public healthcare system faces challenges due to unpaid overtime allowances for medical doctors, affecting morale, patient safety, and service quality.
12 people, including 5 police officers, die in head-on collision between police vehicle and oil tanker in Singida Region
Tanzania's first crude oil export cargo is set to depart from Tanga in February 2027, marking a major milestone in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
Makamu wa Pili wa Rais wa Serikali ya Mapinduzi ya Zanzibar, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla, amefungua rasmi mashindano ya Baraza la Michezo ya Majeshi Tanzania (BAMMATA) mkoani Mwanza.
Yanga SC's impressive performance continues as 12 players are called to represent their national teams, showcasing the club's quality and investment in top talent.