Zanzibar Advances Towards Energy Self-Sufficiency with Major Solar Project
Zanzibar's first major solar photovoltaic project nears completion, aiming to generate 180 megawatts and ease power shortages.
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Zanzibar's first major solar photovoltaic project nears completion, aiming to generate 180 megawatts and ease power shortages.
Ebola survivors in Congo are helping comfort children in isolation wards, providing emotional support and a sense of hope to young patients.
Tanzania's swimming coach John Belela is optimistic about his team's chances at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
Tanzania's national women's golf team departs for the All Africa Challenge Trophy in Nigeria, seeking their first continental title.
A detective who responded to the Endarasha Academy fire in 2024 said he couldn't establish the cause of the inferno at the time, and questioned the initial investigation.
Aspiring candidates seeking to lead Tanzania's professional boxing administration face demanding eligibility requirements.
CAF has approved Uhuru Stadium to host group-stage matches for Tanzania's football clubs, Yanga, Simba, Azam, and Singida Black Stars.
Tanzanian Education Minister Prof Adolf Mkenda has called for scientific verification of local innovations to gain international recognition and benefit innovators and the nation.
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Winnie Odinga faces a delicate balancing act in her bid for the Nairobi senatorial seat, with no clear allegiance to ODM or Linda Mwananchi.
Paul Mackenzie, a doomsday preacher, has pleaded for mercy ahead of his sentencing for murdering 190 children and an adult at Shakahola Forest in Tanzania.