With over 600 billion bees in the country, Tanzania can build a large army of stinging drones
It therefore means that there could be more than ten bees per every human being in Tanzania. Now, that's quite an army
DP World Saga? Uproar as Popular Pub in Mwanza gets closed down by city authorities
Cask Bar and Grill in Mwanza City was served with a notice of closure after a night of dancing featuring a neon sign with some...er...message
Seven Million Sisal Seedlings distributed to farmers as Tanzania revives cash crop
Sisal, the environment friendly material for packaging returns to replace polythene as the world becomes more climate conscious
Tanzania Forest Services bushes into Woodlands Tourism
The rain-making woodlands cover a whopping 1.03 million hectares of the country landscape, big enough to conceal any giant and scare Little Red Riding Hoods.
Diplomatic Golf attracts various countries into Arusha with players teeing off on charitable missions
This year, the participants are expected to come from as far as Spain, Dubai, Kenya, Malawi, Zimbabwe, South-Africa, Canada, Switzerland, Netherlands and the United States of America (USA).
Economic growth risks remain moderate in Tanzania
However, despite wars and pandemics, the domestic economy remains stable, with recent growth in Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar ranging from 4.7 percent to 5.4 percent.
Modern digitalized Seed and Kernel Laboratory getting constructed in Morogoro
Tanzania Official Seed Certification Institute has so far inspected and registered more than 647 seed varieties for different crops in the country.
Tanzania teams use Arusha to warm up for Uganda Open Darts Championships in September 2023
More than 300 darts players from all over the country are gathering in Arusha for the TADA Cup 2023.
Amnesty International Calls for release of Detained critics of UAE Port deal in Tanzania
Amnesty says authorities must stop arbitrarily detaining activists simply for peacefully expressing their views.
Germany moves to help addressing Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Southern Tanzania Regions
Trespassing into wildlife corridors by humans is one of the major reasons why wild animals are currently invading farms and settlements.