Clock Tower Marathon races ‘Between Cape Town and Cairo’ in August 2024
The Clock Tower Junction with its on ground compass and milestone pillar, in Arusha is believed to be located between Cape-Town and Cairo.
Africa harvests only 2 percent from continent’s Total Carbon Credit Potential
Tanzania is among the few countries in Africa participating in the global Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) arrangement.
Marathon Race targets to rescue women suffering from Fistula in Tanzania
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) says there are more than 20,000 women that are currently suffering from maternity fistula in Tanzania.
Sabotage suspected as East African Countries suffer Internet Blackout
The Eassy and Seacom cable systems that run along Africa’s east coast were damaged, leading to a nearly total internet blackout in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Rwanda, Uganda and Madagascar were also impacted.
Sports Tourism Dribbles alongside Warthogs at Mikumi National Park
Mikumi is introducing Sports Tourism in the National Park ahead of the African Cup of Nation coming up in Tanzania in 2027
China versus Europe in Tanzania’s Trucks and Buses race
China is banking on cost-effectiveness of its Howo and Sinotruck vehicles in beating the already tried and tested European models such as Volvo, Scania, MAN and Mercedes Benz.
Lake Babati with its Hippos population, to become latest tourists’ attraction in Manyara
From Quaraa Hills to Mount Hanang. The Lake Babati Babati in between has more than just Hippos, it is a tourist site in the not to be yet 'city' center.
Tanzania wants East Africa’s Center of Excellence in Transplant and Hematological Sciences built in Dodoma
Tanzania had submitted an official request to that effect to the East African Community Secretary General in April 2024
How Manyara villagers reap billions from their roles in Nature and Wildlife Protection
A single Village like Sangaiwe, which directly borders Tarangire National Park, generates between 600 million/- and 900 million/- from tourism and conservation
Nearly 240 Burundian Refugees hosted in Tanzania have just decided to go back home
Since the start of the voluntary repatriation exercise in 2017, over 230,000 refugees have returned to Burundi from neighbouring countries, among them 161,000 from Tanzania.