Nearly 40 students qualify for the 2025 Cambridge Scholarships from Arusha Meru International
The scholarships, valued at 100 million Tanzanian shillings, are dished out to the winners through the Board of Governors for the Arusha Meru International School (AMIS).
Former Tanzanian Parliamentary Speaker Job Ndugai died after paying tribute to his late mother
The former speaker even took the parliamentary forms ready to defend his seat at the Kongwa constituency of Dodoma, which he has been serving for more than a decade now.
Airline operator drags South Sudan Government to the International Court over unpaid debts
Ayii would later admit that the circulated documents were genuine and that the leaked cheques were related to claims from the company for the provision of food and air transport services to the Juba government.
Death in the Desert: human bodies buried in the sand along the Saharan smuggling routes
The dead bodies were recently discovered approximately 23 kilometers from the Achigour well along the Agadez–Dirkou smuggling route, a notorious corridor used by human traffickers toward Libya
Former BBC Correspondent, Erick David Nampesya passes away in Dar-es-salaam
Two days before his death, Erick David Nampesya was actively following a Taifa Stars football game and even wrote on his Facebook page that he was extremely impressed by the national team's performance on the pitch.
Around 637 million people around the world experience acute hunger in 2025
Unfortunately, this positive trend contrasts sharply with the steady rise in hunger across Africa and western Asia, including in many countries affected by prolonged food crises.
Tanzania racing against Brazil in cranking up global sisal production
Despite the shortcomings, Tanzania still ranks second in the world as far as sisal production is concerned, beaten only by Brazil, which leads in the crop exports globally.
Djibouti becomes the first country in Africa to adopt contingent Emergency Response Project
As part of the Rapid Response Option (RRO), the Contingent Emergency Response Project is designed to enable the government to repurpose funds from existing World Bank projects to respond promptly in the event of an eligible crisis
Dangote Industries get USD 1.4 billion financing facility Via the African Export-Import Bank
Afreximbank Signs USD1.35 billion Financing as Lead Arranger in USD 4 Billion Syndicated Facility to Refinance Dangote Refinery Construction
As rivers run dry in Eritrea, some 900 new dams keep the water flowing
Backed by technical assistance and concessional funding from the African Development Bank, the country has constructed or rehabilitated over 880 dams, most in rural and underserved areas.