Tanzanians now taking over the country’s Mining industry
Adjust regulations in the mining sector have now made it possible for most Tanzanians to participate fully in the country's extractive industry
Collapsing Buildings: Kenya Engineers want their proposals addressed
Currently there are 3000 professional engineers in Kenya. The Board targets to boost the number to 10,000 qualified engineers within the next five years.
Finally, Ceasefire has been declared in DR Congo
The long-existed conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo may just be over ... hopefully
Exiled Tundu Lissu return to Tanzania rekindles unsolved mysteries
Advocate Tundu Lissu is back, or at least will land here soon. And so are the previously frozen multiparty politics
‘No Plans to Ban Kiswahili from Secondary Schools!’
If there is one thing Tanzania is proud of then it is Kiswahili, a language spoken by almost everybody in the country. No wonder the claims that Kiswahili was being banned from Secondary School is causing mayhem
Kenya’s three counties suffer serious drought
In parts of Tanzania, there are extreme rains resulting to floods while three counties in Kenya drought is threatening livestock
Delegation from Arusha to Mogadishu: Somalia Joining East African Community
Somalia’s long Indian Ocean Red Sea route that links Africa to the Arabian Peninsula is envisaged to be East Africa’s future vibrant economic zone saying that it will bring immense benefits for the EAC.
Dodoma City to get 250 new residential apartments
The Dodoma and Dar-es-salaam are the first urban centres to get the largest chunks of the ongoing Samia housing scheme.
Farmers in Chemba and Kondoa benefit from project on Agroforestry and Livelihood empowerment
There are also eight other core partners working with nearly 21,000 community members in the Lake Zone Regions of Mara, Mwanza and Kagera.
Uganda is now Free from Ebola
After suffering from the deadly pandemic since last September, Uganda is now Ebola Free though official declaration comes out in January 12, 2023.