Tanzania's Blue Economy Hinges on Sustainable Land Use
Tanzania's $1 trillion economy goal by 2050 at risk due to unsustainable agricultural practices impacting coastal and marine ecosystems.
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Tanzania's $1 trillion economy goal by 2050 at risk due to unsustainable agricultural practices impacting coastal and marine ecosystems.
Tanzania's experience in maternal and child health is a source of lessons for African countries.
Tanzania's Vice President, Deogratius Ndejembi, has outlined six priorities to protect the Western Indian Ocean ecosystem and unlock the region's blue economy potential.
Tanzanian artist Marioo says Bongo Flava has yet to make a significant impact on the American music scene despite efforts by many artists.
Tanzanian musician Jux plans to take his music and African Boy fashion brand to international markets
Azam FC takes on Coastal Union in the Tanzanian Premier League
Women globally face varying battles for equality, dignity, and respect, with struggles ranging from social expectations to institutionalized restrictions.
Zanzibar trials health financing model to boost antenatal care for vulnerable women
A Tanzanian columnist critiques language usage in local newspapers.
African institutions have capacity to provide countercyclical capital, but risk architecture remains incomplete
Tanzania opens draft 2026 National Investment Policy for public review to improve business environment and increase private sector participation.
MELBET previews and predicts five exciting football matches this week, including Premier League and Champions League clashes.