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Tanzania's opposition party Chadema faces uncertainty after its chairman Tundu Lissu was sentenced to four years in prison for incitement, raising concerns about freedom of expression and...
The family of Chadema national chairman Tundu Lissu has expressed deep disappointment following his conviction and four-year prison sentence for incitement.
Tanzania and UNDP invest in 49 community-led projects for conservation, biodiversity, and climate action
New bill proposes stricter measures on alcohol sale and consumption
CCM North Unguja Regional Guardian Mussa Azzan Zungu says investment in Tanzania is about forging partnerships to create jobs and boost domestic revenue.
Junior school teachers in Tanzania face a career stalemate despite being promoted, as issues with union affiliation and administrative recognition persist.
A Tanzanian head teacher's decision to require teachers to work over the holidays has sparked controversy and drawn criticism from the Kenya National Union of Teachers.
Zanzibar's government invests $440 million to boost healthcare services, aiming to provide quality services locally and reduce medical travel abroad.
High Court directs advocates to include AG in petition challenging ban on speaking to media within court premises
Container volumes at Dar es Salaam Port rose to 418,826 TEUs in the first ten months of 2026, up from 256,328 TEUs in the same period in 2025.
Local firms use evidence-based reviews to refine operations and boost efficiency
Founder bottlenecks hinder business growth as concentration of knowledge becomes a liability; deliberate shift in decision-making is necessary.
