Browsing Category
News
Leopard in Arusha Tiger in Johannesburg: When Two Cities switched on Fright Mode
There is a panther lurking in Matevesi area, in the outskirts of Arusha where people are now cowing behind locked gates in fright
Germany To Send Back All Artifacts It Stole From Tanzania During Maji-Maji Warfare
Kinjekitile? Songea Mmbano? What else did Tanzania lose during the Maji-Maji war? Whatever was stolen, Germany is returning them
Kenya and DR Congo are the Only East African Countries Printing their Own Money at Home
Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo are the only East African Countries that produce their own currencies at home.
But on the other hand, it is only Nine African States that print their currency in their own country.
In a continent of about 55…
Zanzibar Dialogue: East African Court Handles only 630 Cases in two decades
The Arusha-based, East African Court of Justice has received 639 cases since its establishment over 20 years ago.
Speaking in Zanzibar during the ongoing tripartite judicial dialogue, the Justice Nestory Kayobera the President of the East African Court of…
Three African Regional Courts Starts First Tripartite Judicial Dialogue in Zanzibar
African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the East African Court of Justice and the Economic Community of West African States Court of Justice are participating in the dialogue taking place in the Isles, from 27 to 29 June 2022.
Tanzania Train Crash Kills Four, Injures 130. Loose Tracks Derails Wagons At Tabora
One of the worst Train accident to occur in Tanzania, has claimed the lives of four people among them two children, a boy and a girl.
Fire on the Highway: Kaprikon Bus Goes Up in Flames
There is fire on the highway. A bus plying between Iringa and Arusha has been razed to ashes at Dodoma
Italian Job: Police Officers Climb Higher Ranks for Proper Handling of Tourists from Rome
Two Police Officers in Tanzania climb ranks for handling the case of foreign visitors with dilligence in Arusha
Three killed, Seven Injured as Bus flies over bridge. Driver had fallen sick at the wheel before crash
The driver of the ill fated bus which crashed in Shinyanga had fallen sick at the wheel and had probably lost consciousness that's why the vehicle crashed
Primary, Secondary and High School Education Goes 100 Percent Free in Tanzania
Education in Tanzania goes 100 percent free ollowing the abolishment of such charges for advanced level classes