[Daily News] SOME economic and transport professionals on Monday welcomed the signed agreement between Tanzania and Burundi for the construction of railway to link the two countries, saying the envisaged infrastructure will significantly boost trade ...

[Daily News] Tourism and Natural Resources Minister, Dr Damas Ndumbaro has arrived in New York, USA, ready to attend the 50th Annual Hunting Convention organized by the International Hunting Association.

[Daily News] Minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Ambassador Liberata Mulamula has tasked Tanzanian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Prof Emmanuel Mbennah to push on economic diplomacy and explore other opportunities for betterment of the...

[Daily News] The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar and Eagle Hills Regional Properties company have signed agreements for execution of major real estate projects in the Isles.

[Daily News] THE Vice-President Dr Philip Mpango has said he was not satisfied by the performance of the livestock sector in its contribution to the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

[Daily News] TANZANIA Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA) has unveiled its plans to focus on agricultural and industrial and trade issues to ensure its positive results in investment and growth of the national economy.

[Daily News] DAR ES SALAAM Stock Exchange (DSE) has returned to bearish mode as the year enters its third week after equity market turnover plunged by over 50 per cent.

[Daily News] PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has counselled the recently appointed ambassadors representing Tanzania in foreign countries to prioritise economic diplomacy by promoting investment, trade as well as finding markets for the country's loca...

[Nile Post] The committee of officials meeting of the fourth session of the Joint Permanent Commission between Uganda and the Republic of Tanzania has opened in Kampala.

[Daily News] TANZANIA has officially submitted the instruments of its ratification of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement to the Afri- can Union Commission (AUC).

[Daily News] TANZANIA'S passport has climbed six places to claim the 71st position among the most powerful travel documents in the world.

[Daily News] THE government has said it is due to initiate a comprehensive process to review all the outdated policies in the newly formed ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Needs in order to cater for the current needs.

[Daily News] Minister for Minerals Dr Doto Biteko has tasked the State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) Board to avoid individual interests that meddle into issues that are supposed to be handled by the state-owned mining corporation's management. Dr Bit...

[Daily News] HIGHER learning institutions have been challenged to introduce forums through which they can discuss and reflect on past academic works and contributions made by past intellectuals in improving public service management.

[Daily News] THE East African Community (EAC) Secretary-General Peter Mathuki has urged East Africans to turn out in large numbers for Covid-19 jabs, as part of collective efforts to contain the spread of the deadly virus in the region.

[Daily News] TANZANIA has launched a one-year-long project for the enhancement of the Civil Aviation Safety oversight system.

[Daily News] IN a move to intensify fight against Covid-19 pandemic, the government in Coast region is planning to vaccinate a total of 795,511 individuals by June this year, Regional Medical Officer (RMO) Dr Gunini Kamba has revealed.

[Daily News] TANZANIA Chamber of Commerce Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA) has joined the government to sympathize with the traders at Karume Market in Dar es Salaam after a massive fire broke out at the site over the weekend.

[Daily News] Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr Mwigulu Nchemba on Monday issued one month ultimatum to Internal Auditors to audit the funds released by the state to finance various development projects in the country.

[Daily News] The government announced on Monday it's commitment to supply water services to Masaki residents in the Kazimzumbwi ward, in Coastal's Kisarawe district.

[Daily News] A total of 98,000 livestock from different parts of the country have died due to prolonged draughts.

[Daily News] Tanzania is pushing to expand broadband connectivity to all countrymen by investing in high-speed internet service and communication infrastructures, the government said on Monday.

[Daily News] PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has called on newly appointed ambassadors of Tanzania to practically implement the country's economic diplomacy policy by helping attract more foreign investment.

[Daily News] Minister of State in the Vice President's Office (Union and Environment), Seleman Jafo has instructed all students countrywide, each to plant a tree, manage and take full responsibility to help confront the effects of climate change.

[Daily News] A renowned arborist has raised alarm on the cutting of trees, warning that unprecedented deforestation might lead to desertification and loss of habitat for animals in the country.

[Daily News] VICE President Dr. Philip Mpango has tasked the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries to prepare a land use plan for both farmers and pastoralists in an attempt to end land conflicts pitting the two groups against each other.

[Daily News] THE Court of Appeal has brought back to the High Court's Commercial Division for determination of a legal point of law the 11bn/- worth commercial dispute involving United Bank of Africa (UBA) and four Kenyan individuals.

[Daily News] PRESIDENT Hussein Mwinyi left the country on Sunday for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for a three-day working visit, as Zanzibar seeks to explore business opportunities with the Middle East countries in various fields.

[Daily News] CONSTRUCTION of new Chamwino State House in Dodoma capital city has now reached 91 per cent, set for completion in May this year.

[Daily News] IN a move to intensify the fight against Covid- 19 pandemic, the government in Coast region is planning to vaccinate a total of 795 ,511 individuals by June this year, Regional Medical Officer (RMO) Dr Gunini Kamba has revealed.