King Charles III and Queen Camilla enshrined in Arusha National Park as the Royals visit Kenya
King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Tanzania around this time, twelve years ago and apparently left a mark at the Arusha National Park
East Africa’s Food and Nutrition Bulletin Rolls Out
The FNS bulletin unveils data of acute malnutrition on expectant or lactating mothers, disaster risk management approaches and policies on food and nutrition.
China expresses interest to run the Tanzania-Zambia Railway
Beijing may be looking to ferry and export copper shipments more efficiently via the Tanzania-Zambia (TAZARA) infrastructure through the Dar es Salaam port by taking over the railway line
Tanzania plans to take its Arusha hatched, Nutrients Dosing Machine Technology to Benin
Produced by the Small Industries Development Organization and the Dar-Es-salaam Institute of Technology, the Nutrients Dosing Machine is the brainchild of the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN).
Ancient City of Gods? Giant Prehistoric pillars discovered in the Ruaha National Park Jungle
The spectacular site of ancient structures was discovered in the southern parts of Ruaha during an aerial patrol of the National Park by rangers using a chopper.
Tanzania doubles 4G download speeds but only 27 percent of the country’s population owns smartphones
Three operators seem to dominate the Tanzanian mobile service market; Vodacom, Airtel and Tigo, with Viettel powered Halotel remaining a minor player in the cutthroat business.
Africa’s Automotive Manufacturing Industry to Produce 5 Million Vehicles annually by 2035
At the moment, the automotive industry on the continent produces an average of 1.1 million cars per year
Tanzania mulls firing up nuclear power plants to produce electricity
The Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission reports to have four professional nuclear energy engineers, with five more scholars about to complete training studies in nuclear sciences abroad.
How Air Pollution is killing premature babies in Tanzania and the rest of Africa
According to United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) data, over 250,000 children are born prematurely in Tanzania every year, and approximately 9,500 of them do not survive.
Yellow Maize snubbed in Africa despite the continent facing serious food shortages
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations needs to educate the masses that maize should not be regarded as the only food crop in Africa