Tanzania’s new Education Policy and Improved Curriculum ships out in February
Under the new developments, the country anticipates major reshuffle and positive transformation in the previously ailing education sector.
Mauritania to benefit from United States energy boost through Millennium Challenge
The MCC Threshold Program will provide debt-free grants to develop fundable environment resilience projects and to incorporate climate change and social considerations into the environmental impact assessment process.
Africa Airports Council Meeting in Tanzania to address environmental impact of the Aviation Industry
The ACI Africa Board and Committee Meeting which goes in sync with the Regional Conference and Exhibition, is hosted by the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA) and takes place in the Northern City of Arusha, from April 24 to 30, 2025.
Cruise Ship Seabourn Sojourn calls port in Dar-es-salaam with 620 tourists
From the sea adventures, tourists aboard the sojourn will be flying to the Serengeti and Nyerere National Parks for some wildlife adventures in Tanzania
United States Sanctions Seven UAE firms accused of funding Genocide in Sudan
The RSF and allied militias have systematically murdered people on an ethnic basis, and deliberately targeted women and girls from certain ethnic groups for brutal sexual violence.
President Museveni’s Son vows to behead Bobi Wine the opposition leader who however calls his bluff
Muhoozi Kainerugaba explains why he wants to behead Bobi Wine, saying the singer turned politician owed him and his father plenty of money used to build his career
Child sexually assaulted to death by her stepfather
The child's mother and her lover, who is the suspect in the murder, have both been arrested and are held in the police custody of Mwanza
T-shirts are set to once more define the 2025 clothing fashion in Tanzania
The country’s leading textile factories, A-to-Z and Sunflag Tanzania Limited, both based in Arusha have been producing some of the best T-shirts and Polo shirts for export, but few of those are ever sold locally.
Landmark Africa may relocate tourism undertakings from Nigeria to Tanzania
The working environment in Nigeria seems to have been slightly unfavourable for Landmark Africa which now intends to massively invest elsewhere on the continent.
Tanzania turns to the sun in lighting up the country’s streets at night
Solar lighting panels will soon be dotting the landscapes of urban areas in Tanzania as the country makes a bold move from grid electricity to solar energy