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World Bank report highlights AI's potential to create jobs and improve services in Africa
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World Bank report highlights AI's potential to create jobs and improve services in Africa
World Bank reports conflict in Middle East further weakens regional economic outlook, Gulf oil exporters hit hardest.
At least 225 migrants have drowned after their boat capsized in the Gulf of Aden near Djibouti, with over 116 others still missing.
Special Olympics Tanzania introduces Badminton, athletes react positively
Simba SC beat Yanga SC 2-1 in the Kariakoo Derby, with Elie Mpanzu earning the Player of the Match award.
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights marks its 20th anniversary, highlighting its landmark rulings and unique approach to advancing human rights in Africa.
Tanzanian artists risk losing income from creative works due to limited awareness of copyright and intellectual property protection.
A Tanzanian initiative trains women, youth, and people with disabilities to convert waste into marketable products, promoting financial independence and leadership skills.
Construction of GEMS Zanzibar International School to start, offering education to 1,500 students in Infinity Hills project.
A passenger and cargo vessel carrying 44 people caught fire on Lake Nyasa, resulting in three deaths and over 40 rescues.
Coop Bank partners with ACCOSCA and SCCULT to support the SACCA 2026 congress in Dar es Salaam, bringing together over 300 participants from 35 countries.
Tanzania's economy is on track for 6.1% growth in 2026, but poverty reduction requires better job creation.