East Africa’s Most Democratic Leader, Ali Hassan Mwinyi, the former Tanzanian President, dies
Mzee Ali Hassan Mwinyi was to celebrate his 99th birthday on May 8, 2024 but alas...
Mysterious Death: Tanzanian working for Google drowns in Miami River
Abraham fell from a moving boat into the river on Saturday. He was reported missing for three days before his body washed up the following Tuesday.
Island in the Stream? Kilwa Kisiwani pulls international cruise liners like a Magnet
With its glass-clear sea waters and snow-white soft beach sand, Kilwa is now pulling foreign visitors from other crowded destinations to seek solace in the pristine cocoon.
Girls from Kilimanjaro fly into Spanish Soccer League finals in Nairobi as La Liga Hits East Africa
Youth teams from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are now warming up for the ultimate East Africa Cup finals in May 2024
An important Wildlife Habitat in Southern Tanzania loses 70 percent of its rivers and water sources
Invasion of human activities and settlements are reported to be taking toll on the important wildlife precinct
As death toll from Arusha Crash hits 25: Driver of Killer Alien Truck Goes Missing
The runaway truck hit a passenger commuter bus, a school bus and a private Mercedes Benz sedan killing 25.
Kenyan firm plans to venture into Geothermal Projects in Tanzania
KenGen’s move into Tanzania is aimed at cementing its revenue diversification through venturing into markets outside the firm's country of origin.
Tanzania on fast-track to get the country’s first female Inspector General of Police
The Tanzanian Police Force was essentially a male-dominated regiment but now things seem to be slowly but surely changing.
Russia donates 200,000 metric tons of grain to Six African Countries
After the Russia-Africa summit, Russia has been maintaining relations with various African countries and building cooperation with them.
Oceanic creatures now swim into wildlife traffickers nets
Sea cucumbers have been overfished in many parts of the Indian Ocean for their prized medicinal and culinary properties, leading to a tremendous decline in their population.