African Court to Move into new premises in 2025
On 2 June 2023 the government of Tanzania officially handed over the construction site to the appointed constructors.
Ireland builds Maternity Ward in Kigoma as Norway Donates Two Ambulances
The Kigondo Dispensary Maternity Ward, prenatal and labour rooms and nursing station enhance the capacity of the Kigondo Dispensary, which annually serves approximately 6,000 people with over 400 deliveries.
Tanzania and Zambia hatch deal to upgrade highways linking the two countries
The contract was signed during a two-day Bilateral Road Transport Meeting held at the Tunduma border precinct and graced by ministries of transport from the two countries.
Apprentice Builders in Tanzania form coalition
Some 25,000 laborers in seven regions of the mainland have so far been reach out
Tanzania invests 0.95 trillion shillings in the construction of More Hospitals, Dispensaries
It was also revealed that Tanzania dedicated nearly 70 billion/- in the fiscal year 2022/2023 for medical equipment and supplies and that until January 2023 a total of 33.15 billion/- had already been disbursed to Regional Governments to that effect.
Tanzania Women’s Cervical Cancer Problems Finally Getting Solved through HDR Technology
In addition, the Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission has also introduced three-dimension (3D) radiotherapy, intensity-modulated radiation therapy and other advanced modalities.
Tanzania now works to produce 2 million tons of organic food in the next decade.
The world is caught between two devils: global food shortages and unhealthy eating. Tanzania is out to address both.
Mohammed Dewji Out of the Top Ten Africa’s Billionaires List
Tanzanian Billionaire, Mohammed Dewji has been dropped out of the Top Ten list of Africa's wealthiest persons in 2023
Lake Victoria Feared to Contain a Concentration of Heavy Metals
Observers in East Africa are convinced that Lake Victoria, which is the main reservoir for the main River Nile could be hoarding a concentration of as many metals as those found in its Nile delta's outflow.
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.