Tanzania
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Concern as data interference cases increase by 257 percent
Unlawful data interference cases in Tanzania surge by 257.1 percent in the first six months of 2026, amid a broader rise in cybercrime.
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Tanzania
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Tanzania eyes global energy conquest using 2026 ADIPEC to lure foreign capital
Tanzania positions itself to tap into global energy investment opportunities by attracting domestic and foreign capital at the 2026 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Confer...
Tanzania
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Russia-Ukraine War Escalates in the Black Sea, Testing NATO's Red Lines
Russia's attacks on cargo ships near Romania and Bulgaria challenge NATO's eastern flank.
Tanzania
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Tanzania Advances Economic Diplomacy at CHOGM
Tanzania joins Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda to boost economic diplomacy and investment.
Tanzania
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Investments in Zanzibar Improve Access to Essential Services
Zanzibar's development projects improve access to water, healthcare, and education
Tanzania
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Forgery, bribery feature in 39 EACC investigation files
Public servants accused of using forged academic certificates to secure government jobs and officials implicated in bribery scandals dominated the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission's ...
Tanzania
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Tanzania Boosts Education Funding for Brighter Youth Prospects
Tanzania's government, under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, increases funding for student loans and scholarships to expand access to higher and middle-level education.
Tanzania
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Global banks retreat as African banking giants continue to grow
Global banks are withdrawing from African markets, prioritizing capital efficiency and risk management, as regional giants pursue growth in economies with expanding demand for financial s...
Tanzania
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Dar es Salaam's modernisation raises concerns over livelihoods
Dar es Salaam's urban transformation has raised concerns over the livelihoods of low-income earners and informal traders.
Tanzania
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Disarmed villagers at the mercy of bandits in Kainuk
Residents of Kainuk town near the Turkana-West Pokot border have fled farms and grazing fields following a bandit attack that left three people injured and over 1,700 livestock stolen.
Tanzania
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Gachagua vs Matiang'i: War of words shakes Opposition
Opposition leaders in Tanzania face renewed internal rivalries as DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua suggests a three-bloc alliance.
Tanzania
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The Future of Journalism: What Will Newsrooms Look Like in 2030?
The newsroom of 2030 may look very different, with artificial intelligence assisting with research and audiences consuming news through various platforms.