Tanzania belatedly Mourns Mwai Kibaki: All Kenya’s retired Presidents are now Dead
As Mwai Kibaki gets laid to rest at Othaya this Saturday, Tanzania is just waking up to mourn the former Kenyan President
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, Contacts Tanzania’s Head of State, Samia Suluhu
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, still has time in-between his country's strife against Ukraine to jot down a few lines in a letter which he recently dispatched to the Tanzanian State House of Dodoma.
The Moscow Headman wrote and sent an official letter to…
The Royal Tour Tanzania: Exclusive Peek Behind the Scenes in the Epic Adventure
During the shooting of “The Royal Tour: Tanzania,” Travel Weekly Editor in chief Arnie Weissmann, tagged along behind the scenes. Here is what he saw
Tourism to Benefit as US firms Pump 12 Trillion/- worth of Investments in Tanzania
Top US firms envisage pumping investment capitals worth USD 5 billion into Tanzania, creating over 300,000 jobs in the process.
The Northern Zone Regions of Arusha, Manyara and Kilimanjaro will specifically benefit from the envisioned ambitious ventures in…
Under the hood of Tanzania’s Highly Celebrated Truck: Samia Suluhu’s Royal Tour Car
The now wildly popular, Green Toyota Landcruiser, is the car which President Samia Suluhu drove during the shooting of equally famous 'Royal Tour' film
New Wami Bridge Goes Into Operation July 2022
New Wami Bridge goes into operation in July 2022. At least, the Tanzanian Government says so
Former Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki Passes away
Mwai Kibaki, the former President of Kenya is dead. The Nairobi State House has confirmed.
Mobile Internet Speed Tests: Halotel beats other Network providers in Tanzania
Which is the fastest Mobile Internet Speed in Tanzania?
Russia throws its doors open for Travelers from Tanzania
Russia anybody? Well Tanzanians are now free to travel to Moscow without limitations
Mkomazi: Where Prince William would rather stay while in Tanzania
While Charles, the Prince of Wales toured Arusha National Park for a day in 2011, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, would rather spend three days at Mkomazi