Running with the Night: Time to once more race under the Moonlight in Arusha City
Arusha Night Run 2023 becomes the fourth instalment of the annual after-dusk racing event which is becoming popular in the Northern Tanzanian City
UN wants Covid-19 to be the world’s last pandemic. Coronavirus kills more than 24 million People
Next year’s Summit of the Future may address the management of complex crises and could present another opportunity for action for ensuring leadership at the highest level.
Lake Manyara Marathon races on October 29, 2023 with 6 million/- cash prizes floated for winners
Kenyan Gold Medallist and world’s top racer, Mosses Kiptanui is among the top athletes that will be attending the Lake Manyara Marathon at Mto wa Mbu on the 29th of October 2023.
UN Report: Non-Resident Companies pay less taxes than domestic firms
Non-resident companies, particularly those in the digital business, typically pay less in taxes than resident companies, creating an unfair competitive advantage in the countries they operate in.
East Africa Music Lovers Mourn Roger Whitaker
Roger Whitaker used to sound like Jim Reeves, posed with a guitar like Don Williams but essentially looked like Kenny Rogers
Outgoing Tanzania envoy in Muskat bids farewell to the Sultanate
The Sultanate of Oman has one of the oldest historical relationships with communities in Tanzania, especially in Zanzibar.
Diplomatic Golf 2023: Shane Pandit Comes, Sees and ready to Conquer
Diplomatic Golf participants usually come from various countries including China, India, Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Germany, Caribbean, Tanzania, South-Africa, Canada, Switzerland, Netherlands and the United States
World Bank funds project to issue 2.5 Million Title Deeds to Landowners in Tanzania by 2026
This is probably the first initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa’s land sector to receive such a large amount of money from the World Bank.
Why North Korean human rights crisis entices deliberations at the UN
Border closure for over three years and the repression of informal markets have brought increased hardship, resulting in some people starving and others have died due to malnutrition, diseases, and lack of access to healthcare
Oldonyo Murwak sacred hill at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, teases global Maasai cultural festival
The Oldonyo Murwak sacred hill, is listed among potential UNESCO world heritage sites and is soon set to host the first larger than life, Maasai Traditional Festival.