Man, who was involved in Mixing Tanganyika and Zanzibar Soils during the 1964 Union, dies in Moshi
Mzee Elisaeli Mrema was a retired soldier who since then remained a happy farmer in his Mdawi Village of Old Moshi
East African Coastline Safe again as Hidaya the Cyclone blows away from Kenya and Tanzania
Cyclone Hidaya is the third in the series of sibling typhoons that have been making rounds in the Indian Ocean for the last three years.
Kondoa Rock Arts Site in Dodoma Hosts 2024 African World Heritage Day
Tanzania is home to Seven World Heritage Sites mapped on various parts of the mainland and Zanzibar Isles.
Ford Foundation enters the East African Court of Justice with cooperation pledge
Ford Foundation intends to start working with the East African Court of Justice in the fields of legal research and personnel capacity building
New species? Three variant Giraffes with distinctly patterned coats spotted at Makuyuni Wildlife Park
Just when the world thought there were no more surprises from the Tanzanian wildlife the country has just discovered what could be new Giraffe species in Makuyuni
Tanzania has not banned Chicks and Poultry Products from Kenya
The requirements on the Tanzanian side were taken in response to the global Avian Influenza outbreaks as per the World Organization for Animal Health disease notification reports
Zanzibar’s Red Colobus Monkeys the Key to save Tropical forests throughout Africa
The scientists identified red Colobus monkeys as key indicators of tropical forest health and flagships for local and international conservation initiatives.
Ugandans are the most intelligent people in East Africa, as Libya leads on the continent. Report claims.
The compilation of Africa's Most Intelligent People by Average IQ has on the other hand placed the residents of Libya in the first slot as the most intelligent people on the continent with a score of 90.92.
Rains may pound until July 2024 but hot weather spells should also be expected around Eastern Africa Region
Wetter than usual conditions are expected over equatorial and northern parts of the Eastern African region for the May to July season. Warns ICPAC
How African cities can learn from each other about building climate resilience
A special report from the World Economic Forum explores the challenges of negative climate change effects and how urban centers in Africa can build their own resilience