Randeep Birdi from Dar-es-Salaam takes the victory at Guru Nanak Motor rally in Arusha
Birdi won the first round of the National Rally Championship in Tanga and drove back to win the fourth and final round at Guru Nanak event of Arusha
Tanzania imports 47,000 used cars from Japan in 2024. Kenya comes second in Africa with 39,000 units
Tanzania leads in Africa when it comes to buying more used cars from Japan, with the country also taking the third position globally.
Over 800 million People Suffer from Diabetes Worldwide
The alarming rise in diabetes over the past three decades, reflects the increase in obesity and the impacts of the marketing of unhealthy food, plus lack of physical activitities.
U.S Under Secretary of State Uzra Zeya lands in Algeria and Egypt to address Religious Freedom
The purpose of her visit is among other things, to engage in humanitarian cooperation across the Middle East and Africa, human rights, and partnership to fight trafficking in persons and illicit narcotics.
Twenty People confirmed dead from the collapsed Building in Dar-es-salaam. Country moves on with bodies still…
As fate will have it, Saturdays are usually the busiest days in Kariakoo when all residents of the city, taking advantage of weekends' time off, flock into the area to shop for groceries and other stuff.
Kenya buys more time from the African Court in Arusha to settle Ogiek People’s reparations
The legal counsel said the Ogiek are a threatened hunters-and-gatherers tribe on the verge of extinction, currently numbering less than 40,000 which makes their predicament even more serious.
Will Elon Musk be allowed to provide better Internet Services in Tanzania as elections time looms?
It should be second coming for Elon Musk's Starlink company's application to run communication services in Tanzania where data networks leave a lot to be desired
Criminal Tribunals Prosecutor completes Tour of Rwanda. Ready to address United Nations in December
During his visit, Prosecutor Brammertz sought to bring visibility and attention to the continuing need for justice in relation to crimes committed during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
CAF conducts soccer training to Tanzanian Coaches
the training was to prepare the coaches to be in a better position to recruit, prepare and train young and upcoming footballers.
Angola launches New Cuanza Notre General Hospital Marking the country’s Golden Jubilee of Independence
This new hospital, with a capacity of 200 beds across 15,000 square meters, serves 500,000 residents as well as thousands more from neighboring provinces, representing a major step forward in healthcare access.