Maiden Africa Media Festival Points out Mainstream Weaknesses on Continent
When the Covid Pandemic hit the world, it was only through media that the mostly locked down people managed to peep outside their walls of confinement.
Retired President Kikwete Becomes Africa Food Prize Chairperson
Retired President, Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, is now the new Chair of the Africa Food Prize.
Former Tanzanian Head of State takes over from the retired Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo.
Obasanjo, who has been serving as the AFP Chair since 2016 lauded…
Some 6 million Tanzanians Still Poo in the Bush
As water and sanitation services continue to be out of reach, among many residents, a number of Tanzanians seem turn to the wilderness when attending that call of nature.
Regional Diaspora Agenda lands on the East African Community table
The Diaspora issue is usually a reserved topic among the East African Countries until when briefly needed
Electronic Tax Stamps on Carbonated Drinks become Genies in the Bottle
Electronic Tax Stamps on Carbonated Drinks have been found to be Genies in the Bottle and should be rubbed in the right way
Tanzania Cuts down Child and Infant Mortality
But the situation elsewhere in the Sub-Saharan African Region is getting worse prompting further drastic health measures from WHO and UNICEF
Single Currency for the Seven East African Countries now to be realized in 2031
When it comes to the Single East African Currency, the eagle is yet to land and in fact it may take another decade
Components of the Hiroshima Bomb were looted from East Africa – New Report
Belgians looted Uranium consignment from Katanga Province in DRC, then took the lot to the United States and it ended up inside the first bomb which was dropped on Japan in 1945
Hassan Bitchuka Departs from Music stage at 77
Hassan Rehani Bitchuka is a legend, he has been serenading the East and Central African Population for the last five decades. He is now switching off the mike
Tanzania pastoralists forced to pay heavy fees for grazing in Kenya.
East, West Home's Best! Tanzanian Pastoralists are learning it in the hard way, that once in a strange country even the humble grass costs money