The Tanzania Times - News from Tanzania, Africa, World, Breaking News, Weather, Environment and Climate Change

The most surprising thing was that as the Tanzanian forces supported by Ugandan rebels marched towards Kampala, Nyerere who was desperately seeking Kenya's cooperation had to send a message to President Moi through the US Department of State in Washington.  

Are there gold and diamonds hidden in the Serengeti National Park? The person who set out to look for the alleged concealed treasures, ended up being eaten by wild beasts

Finally, you can drink your Cider and have it. The new Savannah 0.0 ensures that evening out with mates remain safe despite gulping down the premium drink with abandon.

The U.S Department of State has just updated its Travel Advisory for South Sudan effective from March 2025. The latest advisory issued by the Office of the Spokesperson, reflects the Ordered Departure of non-emergency United States government personnel for…

But while formal laws are being amended to accommodate more women participation in national affairs, there are still many local cultural and traditional regulations that are still slowing down the process.

Despite being the third largest producer of sugar in the East African Region, Tanzania is only capable of generating 482,000 metric tons from the country’s plants in a year.

Through its efforts to extend electricity access to underserved communities, REA has connected 213 small mining businesses in Tanzania, allowing them to modernize their operations and contribute more to local and national growth.

Project addresses clean and safe water distribution and processing systems to supply the vital life commodity to around 450,000 people living in the semi-arid areas on the base of the leeward side of Mount Kilimanjaro.

But according to the DRC officials, all the mines in the country have been snatched up by various companies and entities, mostly foreign firms, with majority having roots in China.

During the meeting ​with Tshisekedi however, Johan Borgstam made clear the European Union’s position that the EU was advocating for peaceful negotiation to end the war in Congo.