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Tanzanians are celebrating their Nation's 60th Anniversary of Independence. During its time as Tanganyika, the country attained its freedom from the British on the 9th of December 1961. Previously, the precinct was under Germany rule, then known as…

California billionaire, Meg Whitman is the new US envoy to Kenya. Having recorded success at eBay and HP, President Joe Biden wants her to help strengthen ties with East Africa's largest economy portal

It is still not clear why the United States doesn't want its people to spend holidays in Tanzania, though the health ministry has assured that the new Covid Variant in non-existent in the country...

The Snow is back on Mount Kilimanjaro. Maybe the only question now should be 'How Deep is the Glacier?'

The Pilot and his plane have been missing for more than eight weeks now. Can the young man be still surviving in the forest? Did he cross the southern border? Could he be dead? Will the flying mystery ever be solved?

A 37-Year-Old Man, who arrived at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, was found positive with the New Omicron Covid Variant. Apparently, he was traveling from Tanzania

East Africa's leading financial institution, the KCB group went shopping for a new bank, in its bid to expand even further regionally, but somehow the deal to buy Tanzania's BancABC, went sour. The KCB Group Plc has thus shelved plans to acquire the African…

Rape cases ranks high in the number of what was described as offences against a person recorded by the Tanzania Police Force as well as the National Bureau of Statistics. Forced sex accounted for 7263 crime cases reported in the course of last fiscal year,…

The 'End Vaccine Injustice in Africa,' campaign calls upon world leaders to honour their commitments to low- and middle-income countries, in leaving no-one behind in the race to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic, by mobilizing more vaccines for the…

Claims that recently made rounds online, insinuating that China was taking over the Entebbe International Airport has been refuted by Beijing. It was alleged that Uganda, having defaulted loans payment to China, stood to lose the country's only International…