Tanzania and Burundi academies enter into agreement to jointly boost international soccer in East Africa
This year, the Didier Drogba academy plans to bring to Arusha four youth soccer teams in several categories, for exchange programs.
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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
Mount Kilimanjaro base becomes another source of hydroelectricity power for Tanzania
Effective from 2025 the Kikuletwa plant will be able to produce over 1.6 Megawatts of electricity power and inject the same into the National grid.
Germany and Tanzania jointly working to empower villages surrounding Serengeti National Park
Under the new development conservation efforts are now paying dividends, because cases of poaching and illegal harvesting of resources have significantly dropped
Arusha: Tanzania’s Basketball Capital lacking its own Regional Team
Arusha, despite being the country’s leading region as far as alternative forms of sports are concerned, did not yet have its own basketball team.
Tanzania will harness the Active Volcano on the ‘Mountain of God’ to Produce Electricity
Lake Natron, Africa’s only breeding area for lesser flamingos becomes another source of electricity energy tapped from geothermal rocks under the active volcano
Ongoing El-Nino rains predicted to connect with forthcoming Monsoons in April 2024
Forecasts indicate that there are higher chances of wetter than usual conditions over equatorial and north-eastern parts of the Eastern Africa region from February to April.
Korea empowers Tanzania, Uganda and South-Sudan in tackling electronic waste. Samsung joins team
Design for Second Life Innovations, is an innovative project which is set to address the dual challenges of electronic waste also known as e-waste, as well as societal needs in the East African region
Will Ineos’ Grenadier dethrone Toyota’s Landcruiser from tourism industry in Tanzania?
While the Landrover can still be seen cruising on most of Tanzania’s rural precincts where roads happen to be in pathetic conditions, it is Toyota’s Land Cruiser 70 Series model that maintains the upper hand in the country’s tourism sector.
Young Tanzanian Footballers prepare for Spain and Swedish soccer tournaments in 2024
The Magnet Sports Academy with ten training camps, two centers based in Arusha and eight others operating in Dar-es-Salaam usually recruit and groom young footballers aged between 4 and 19 years.
Arusha Kick Starts Kids Athletics Program to boost school attendance
World Athletics describes ‘Kids Athletics’ as a free and exciting program to get children and young people across the world moving!