USAID Now Moves to Protect the Indian Ocean shores in Tanzania
Respect the Ocean, because as somebody once said, the sea is a wilderness of water and a desert of waves.
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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
Korea Trains Tanzanian Girls to Build Robots
The Director of E3Empower Ji Young Rhee explained that the ICT Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) training sessions ran for four consecutive months.
Climate Change Adaptation to cost USD 50 Billion as East African Countries roll Out more Plastic…
Waste collection and transport services are mainly in urban centres with 55 percent of collection coverage and less than 9 percent in urban and rural areas.
Bank of Tanzania Revises GDP Growth as other Central Banks in East Africa tighten grips to contain…
For some reason the Central Bank of Tanzania is revising its 2022 Gross Domestic Product Growth, upping the figure from the previous 4.7 Percent to the latest adjustment of 5 Percent GDP Growth.
Now, the Bank of Tanzania (BOT) claims…
African Human Capital Heads of State Summit Comes to Dar-es-Salaam
Learning poverty is the share of children unable to read and understand a simple text by the age of 10, which is estimated to be 89 percent in Africa.
Seized Livestock: Herders drag Ngorongoro Conservation Area to Court
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority is accused of extorting heavy penalties from livestock keepers in Loliondo
Gold Mafia: Zimbabwe Comes Out Clean on Money Laundering
Zimbabwe Government officials are in hot soup over claims of Money laundering and smuggling pieces of eight
Will the East African Countries manage to ditch Western Suits for Tradition Attires?
Tanzania's first President, Mwalimu Nyerere was first to drop the suit and tire dress code. South African Leader, Nelson Mandela followed suit and now East African countries are about to burry the western tuxedo
Kenya Goes All Electric for planned Bus Rapid Transport
Kenya is switching on electric powered buses for the country's anticipated Urban Bus Rapid Transport System with the EU footing the bill
Government Denies Arresting and Detaining Old Man of Loliondo
Where is Mzee Oriais of Loliondo? Is he still alive or dead? who abducted him from his village in Ololosokwan after he was shot during the land conflicts in the former game-controlled area?