Lake Nyasa water level rises to a record high, threatening lives
As it happens, over 50 percent of the water feeding Nyasa originates from Tanzania where the main catchment for the world’s most beautiful lake is found.
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- Japan and Tanzania teams up to boost Kilimanjaro Coffee consumption in Tokyo
- Guinness World Records Unaware of Tanzania’s Landrover Parade Claims
- Tanzania prepares to break Germany’s Record for staging the longest parade of Land-Rover trucks in the world next October
- Bus Company hatches route between Dar-es-salaam and Nairobi via Tarakea and Oloitokitok
Titanic on Mount Kilimanjaro: In search of the plane which crashed on the Mawenzi Peak Iceberg
The Wreckage of Flight EC104 plane was discovered on Mount Kilimanjaro on May 22, 1955. Since then it is not clear what happened to the salvaged fuselage.
MV Clarius ship capsizes, partially sinks in Lake Victoria
With over 60 years in operation, the MV Clarius ship used to sail between the Northern Mwanza Port on Lake Victoria and Ngoziba Island in Kagera Region.
Barack Obama tourists site in Mikumi National Park promises a Millennium experience to Heads of State
Many visitors love to stop-over at the Obama Picnic site, mostly for lunch or snacks while the Kings and Queens of the jungle, that is the lions, watch them from a short distance.
Are African States planning to establish their own version of Big Pharma?
The implementation of the Pharma Initiative is geared towards fostering inclusive and sustainable socioeconomic development through a single market of approximately 1.4 billion African
Tanzania to access USD 790 million in climate financing from International Monetary Fund
IMF a market-driven exchange rate and more transparency in Bank of Tanzania's involvement in the market
Zanzibar’s Justice System Gets a Boost from World Bank
Targets to improve court efficiency by investing in staff training, simplifying procedures, automating case management systems, and implementing a performance management system.
Arusha City Profile suffers explosion of ‘Frames’
The so called 'Frames' are essentially ugly cubicle rooms with single openings that are mushrooming along roads, streets and even etched into buildings to serve as shops.
Tanzania’s CRDB Group moving to establish bank subsidiaries in Zambia, Comoros and Uganda
Tanzania's leading financial institution already has subsidiaries in DR Congo and Burundi, with the latter recording impressive profits after tax.
Tanzania pays 11.3 billion/- to over 1700 families for clearing from Kilimanjaro Airport’s Land
The area on which Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) stands now was previously a Game Controlled Area known as Sanya Lelatema.