Air France Plans Flights to Tanzania in 2023
The French Carrier decision to be landing in Dar-es-salaam three-times a week, may indicate that more passengers from Europe want direct flights to the Tanzanian mainland than Isles.
After Drought: Toxic Grass Now Kills Livestock in Arusha
Drought usually kills livestock, but rains may also turn out to be dangerous being catalyst to toxic plants on pastures
African Countries result to Agro-Processing for Food Security
The AAW-R2 Programme availed funding to 19 SMEs across 11 countries which include: Kenya, Nigeria, Malawi, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Burundi and DR Congo.
Hemophilia: New Dawn for Patients in Kenya and Tanzania
The program has brought together medical Practioners from both Kenya , Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia under proper coordinators by Head of Hemophilia Association Kenya Dr Kibet and his counterpart from Tanzania Dr Stella Rwezaula president of the Hemophilia…
Tanzania Experiences New Covid-19 Cases
Since the pandemic erupted a total of 40,471 Tanzanians got infected with series of Covid-19 viruses.
World Bank Boosts Renewable Energy Hub at the Foot of Mount Kilimanjaro
Undertaken by the Arusha Technical College (ATC), the Renewable Energy Training and Research Center at Kikuletwa plays the role of East Africa’s centre of excellence in renewable energy and is rooted at the same grounds and premises formerly owned by Tanzania…
Kilimanjaro Fire Report: Outbreaks Destroy over 34 Square Kilometres of Vegetation
Mount Kilimanjaro is now safe from fire outbreaks as the last of the flames have been put off and precautions against future incidents taken
Tanzanians Drag Barrick Gold to Court in Canada
Filed in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the case includes claims for five deaths, five incidents of torture, and a further five injuries from shootings by the “mine police”.
Ghosts of the Abyss: Lake Victoria Plane Accident Report Shocking
The Tanzania AAIB investigations Report on Precision Airplane Accident reveals shocking details
Loliondo Murder Case: Residents Walk Free
It was during the time when chaos erupted in the Ololosokwan Village following the exercise to demarcate the 1500 square kilometers of land that was reportedly being set aside for conservation in Loliondo.