Most Searched Destination in Tanzania: Zanzibar Beats Arusha, Dar-es-salaam
Serengeti may top the bill in the number of tourists visiting Tanzania, but when it comes to internet searches, Zanzibar rakes all the clicks
Kilimanjaro Fires can be beneficial to the Mountain
Andreas Hemp a Research Associate Plant Systematics, at Bayreuth University gives his take on fire outbreaks on Mount Kilimanjaro
Can People from China Get National Identity Cards in Tanzania?
From China with Love. A Tanzanian National Identity Card issued to a man from China is causing uproar on social media platforms
Fire Erupts on Mount Kilimanjaro
Flames of fire are razing parts of Mount Kilimanjaro as hot weather spells sweep across Northern Tanzania
Covid-19 Vaccination stagnates in Africa as Tanzania improves
As of 16 October 2022, just 24 percent of the continent’s population had completed their primary vaccination series compared with the coverage of 64 percent at the global level.
Shana Mao Represents Tanzania at International Tennis Tourney in Kenya
Starting on October 24, 2022, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) East Africa Junior Circuit involves youth aged between 18 years and below (Under 18) and takes place for three weeks in Nairobi City until November 12.
First Bone Marrow Transplant Unit Opens in Nairobi
The unit will provide a broad range of integrated and patient -centric services for patients whose bone marrow has been damaged or destroyed by disease, infection or chemotherapy.
After Covid-19 East Africa now works to contain other emerging diseases such as Ebola
African countries are prepared to contain the first growing endemic of Ebola where stakeholders maintain that expansion of innovation and digital technology can be used by some countries to bring primary healthcare services closer.
Halotel records fastest data speed in Tanzania. TTCL has the slowest
Dar-es-salaam has the fastest download speed in Tanzania, while Safaricom is the fastest provider in East Africa
Drought Horror: Giraffes, Zebras Perish Alongside 30,000 Livestock in Longido
Hot weather spells are affecting most parts of the Northern Zone in Tanzania, but the situation gets worse in Longido where thousands of livestock and wildlife are dying