“It will take the next 70 years for Africa to achieve Gender Equality!” Experts confirm
Meanwhile Africa needs at least an additional USD 800 million per year towards meeting the continent's sustainable development goals.
United States concerned over minerals supply chains between Rwanda and Eastern DR Congo
United States remains concerned about the role that the illicit trade and exploitation of certain minerals, including artisanal and semi-industrially mined gold and tantalum.
Five villages in Mbarali allowed to thrive on seceded part of Ruaha National Park
Through ‘Government Notice 754 of 2023’ Tanzania has annexed a total of 405 square kilometers from Ruaha National Park, giving the land to local villages for farming and grazing activities.
Reports unveil why North Korean nuclear scientists are ‘slaves’ of the regime’s weapons program
Kim Jong-Un has rewarded nuclear and missile scientists with an array of privileges and benefits, such as offering them rare newly built housing at prime locations in Pyongyang.
Kenya’s First Lady Rachel Ruto among losers as her husband drops 177 billion/- from national budget
State corporations with overlapping and duplicating functions will be dissolved resulting in the elimination of their operational and maintenance causes.
Mombasa City Hosts Third East Africa Kiswahili Day
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization declared the seventh day of each month of July to be international Kiswahili day
Honda drives into Tanzania’s agriculture sector to boost modern mechanized farming
The Japanese giants in automobile and machinery production will assist the Tanzanian agricultural equipment manufacturer to mechanize farming activities in the country
Africa Women Cup 2024: Uganda wins trophy as Kenya gets to host the 2025 soccer tourney
Organized by the Homeless World Cup Foundation, the Africa Women Cup 2025 was hosted by Tanzania for the first time in Arusha
Worst Dictator? What Kim Jong-un Does to harm his own people
Additionally, they claim that among the approximately 30,000 victims, 16,234 were children, the elderly, and women.
Embassies express concern on how the Tanzania Revenue Authority mistreats foreign investors
Investors claim that TRA agents levy extraordinary tax bills not supported by Tanzanian law, threaten them and their Tanzanian partners when companies protest or appeal these practices, then freeze or seize bank accounts and company assets without notification