A year after Tanzania’s bloody election, victims still await justice
Tanzania marks one year since its bloody election, with many victims still awaiting justice and facing continued repression.
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Tanzania marks one year since its bloody election, with many victims still awaiting justice and facing continued repression.
Tanzania launches framework to promote healthier food choices with TAWLA's support
Tanzania's inclusive education plan hindered by financial constraints and lack of resources
A Sh50 billion wind power project in Tanzania's Mufindi District is opening up economic opportunities for surrounding communities with improved access to electricity.
Tanzania's Goodwill Ceramic Company faces trade barriers in Kenya and Zambia, limiting access to regional markets.
Tanzania's carbon market potential lies in projects yet to be built, with a focus on railways, buses, and dams, according to Minister Hamad Masauni.
Russia and Tanzania agree to joint space program, launching Tanzania's first Earth observation satellite in March 2027.
Hayo, a data infrastructure building firm, has expanded its presence in East Africa with the launch of ground operations in Tanzania.
Kilombero Sugar imekabidhi kilo 4,000 za sukari kwa Upendo Sisters' Bakery kwa ajili ya mpango wa mikate bure unaonufaisha watu 1,500.
Tanzania's Jihan Dimack wins Miss Grand International 2026, marking a decade of perseverance and determination in the competitive world of beauty pageants.
Tanzania's Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba attends the Third Africa-Russia Summit in Moscow, where Russian President Vladimir Putin calls for a fair and equal global order.
Tanzania's government begins harmonizing proposals to establish the Dar es Salaam Metropolitan Authority, aiming to improve public service coordination and address urban development chall...