Zambia’s Bus Company Starts New Route to Tanzania with Monstrous Machines
Fingers crossed as Royal Luxury, the Zambian Bus Company starts new Route to Dar-es-salaam with a 'larger than life,' coach
Tanzania Places Customs Officials in Nairobi and Mombasa Cities of Kenya
Tanzania has dispatched Revenue Authority officials in the two Kenyan Cities of Mombasa and Nairobi.
The Tanzania Revenue Authority personnel are placed in the two neighbouring country stations to facilitate the pre-arrival clearance of goods under the…
Wildlife Under Threat As Deadly Santa Maria Weed Spreads Towards Mount Meru
"The Santa Maria weed compound when exposed to the skin or breathed into the lungs can have negative effects on humans, livestock and wildlife!"
Tanzania plans to grow 20 million New Oil Palm Trees as Country races against Malaysia
As Malaysia tops Palm Oil Production, Dar outcries the fact that Kuala Lumpur actually got its starting seeds from Tanzania.
TOURISM RECOVERY GAINS MOMENTUM AS RESTRICTIONS EASE AND CONFIDENCE RETURNS
Tourism continues to recover at a strong pace. Globally, destinations welcomed almost three times as many international arrivals in the first quarter of 2022 as in the same period of 2021, with Europe leading the sector’s rebound.
Tourism Minister Halts Wildlife Body’s attempts to Revive Live Animals Exports
Tanzania Ban on Wildlife export trade remains intact despite TAWA's attempt to throw open the backdoor of the cage
Foreign Airlines Double Flights to Tanzania Amid Surge in International Arrivals 2022
More airlines are increasing their flights to Tanzania as the world recovers from Travel slump, experienced in the two years of pandemic
Platinum Jubilee: Queen Elizabeth II Days in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda
Is the Queen of England snubbing Tanzania? The Monarch payed a fleeting tour to the country just once in 1979 but kept touring Kenya, Uganda
Illegal Wildlife Trade Amasses USD 23 Billion annually, Still targets Rhinos, Elephants
Maritime Illegal Wildlife Trafficking between the Asian and African coastlines is still rampant, authorities are thus upgrading skills of their taskforce in combating the crime
Planned African Court Complex in Arusha To Cost USD 1.7 Million
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights, which operates from Arusha, Tanzania, will soon move into its own permanent premises.
Technical drawings and design for the five-wing, state-of-the art structure are ready to be transformed into the…