The Tanzania Times - Eastern Africa News Network

When exported to other East African Countries, the annual value of fresh Onions from Tanzania can reach 43 billion/- and counting. Individual growers in the country are said to export an average of 42 tons of onions per year, according to Kelvin Remen, the…

The Maasai, together with their favorite Staple, Nyama Choma have become part of the English vocabulary

It seems most people in Burundi and Tanzania can read and write, compared to those in fellow East African Countries. According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Out of the six member states making up the East African…

Tanzania now plans to introduce the White Rhino Species in the world famous, Ngorongoro Crater. It is an initiative aimed at boosting the endangered species' population in the Conservation Area. The crater, an unbroken caldera, is a popular tourist…

How about floating in the atmosphere as you watch millions of wildebeests doing their annual rounds of wildlife migration below? Well this adrenaline rushing feat is being made possible in Serengeti, Tanzania's most popular destination. The skydiving over…

Trade between India and East African Community to be eased under new agreement

Young people in Tanzania know exactly what they want. And it is not farming. It is not a secluded case either, Youth across the African Continent will do anything but get their hands soiled in attempts to till the land for growing crops. The fact that the…

Cacao farming is not a new agricultural undertaking in Tanzania, but for the crop to come from the central Morogoro region could be the latest development. Essentially it is the farmers in Kilombero District of Morogoro that are struggling to ensure that their…

"A tale of two Mountains … And two more!" Snowcapped Kilimanjaro, the highest peak on the African Continent, should automatically be the tallest in Tanzania as well. But a short distance from the mountain, stands Meru, the country's second highest peak. Now we…

The world’s highly endangered wildlife species, the Rhino, will soon be returning at the base of Mount Meru, in Arusha Region. Ngongongare Gate, the entrance to Arusha National Park, with Mount Meru in the background. The Area used to roam with Rhinoceroses in…