Tanzania News

[Daily News] The agriculture sector has got fresh impetus from a new fertiliser technology which is centred on environmental conservation while boosting productivity.

[Daily News] PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has appointed Ms Tuma Abdallah as new Managing Editor of the Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited (TSN).

[Daily News] JOURNALISTS have been encouraged to include data in their gender stories for advocating for more women in leadership positions in the country.

[Daily News] CONTRIBUTION of research and innovation is recognized by the government as an important tool in improving and simplifying the lives of citizens in saving time on performance, increasing productivity and quality in product production and even on service delivery.

[Daily News] ZANZIBAR's newly appointed Chief Justice (CJ) and three High Court judges took oath of office on Tuesday, pledging diligent work to dispense justice to all.

[Daily News] MORE than 2,200 women and men who are vulnerable to climate change in the Coast Region are expected to benefit from the People, Prosperity, Planet (PPP) project.

[Daily News] THE Court of Appeal has saved the Public Service Social Security Fund (PSSSF) from paying 70m/- compensation to her former employee Siriel Mchembe for allegedly publishing defamatory statements against her through social media, Jamii Foums and Mzalendo Forums.

[Daily News] THE Association of Tanzania Oil and Gas Service Providers (ATOGS) has hosted the delegation from the Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN) for a two-day visit to share experiences, discuss and formalize their partnerships for the benefit of the people of the two nations.

[Daily News] GOVERNMENT's deliberate efforts to construct a world class road infrastructure networks across the country have been noticed as among the key factors that attract investments in the East African member

[Daily News] A total of 156 police cadets have been expelled from Tanzania Police School for misconducts.

[Daily News] SIMBA said the one-year contract given to new Head Coach Zoran Manojlovic has an option to be extended basing on the performance he is set to have at the helm of the club.

[Daily News] COUNCIL'S Trade Officers in the country have been urged to help their Councils come up with projects which suit their needs and expand the investment sector by using available opportunities and resources in their respective areas.

[Daily News] SPECIAL needs education teachers at Patandi College in Arusha are set to travel to Norway for a residential training at Molde University College.

[Daily News] TANZANIAN golfers have been invited to this year Kenyan Ladies Coast Open Golf Championship which has now turned into a five-course marathon.

[Daily News] Tanzania Posts Corporation (TPC) has signed an agreement with a private logistic and courier firm to transport biological specimens from remote areas to centres with medical laboratory facilities.

[Daily News] GOVERNMENT's efforts to develop and improve policies on science and technology contribute to motivating innovations among youth and creating more jobs.

[Daily News] ZANZIBAR's First Lady Mama Mariam Mwinyi has led her monthly physical exercises, an opportunity she used to call on traders registered to use the Electronic Fiscal Devices (EFD) to do so as it aims at improving revenue collection for development.

[Daily News] THE Petroleum Upstream Regulatory Authority (PURA) has registered 127 professionals in the national database to work in the petroleum and natural gas value chain.

[Daily News] TAIFA Stars midfielder Novatus Dismas has become the third Tanzanian feature into Belgium Jupiler League next season after joining SV Zulte Waregem from Israel's Maccabi Tel Aviv.

[Daily News] A non-governmental organisation, My Legacy, has been commended for supporting government efforts in fighting Covid-19 pandemic in the country.

[VOA] Handeni, Tanga -- Tanzanian authorities say violent clashes on June 10 between police and ethnic Maasai people they were trying to evict from a conservation area left one officer dead and scores of Maasai shot and wounded. While rights groups have condemned Tanzanian authorities for what they call unlawful evictions, some Maasai families say they had no choice but to move from their ancestral home to a reservation 600 kilometers away.

[Daily News] THE government will soon meet several stakeholders to form a special task force that will push for all public entities to allocate 30 per cent of their procurement budgets to special groups.

[Daily News] FORMER Minister of Lands and Housing Development, Professor Anna Tibaijuka has called on the Tanzanian Catholic Women's Association (WAWATA) to invest more efforts to fight and combat violence against women and children in the Lake Zone.

[Daily News] MINISTER of State in the Prime Minister's Office (Policy, Coordination and Parliament), Mr George Simbachawene has underscored the need for Tanzania Commission for AIDS (TACAIDS) to spend the 55.2bn/- of the Timiza Malengo project to control new infections among the youth.

[Daily News] The Judiciary of Tanzania is undergoing digital transformation as it looks to increase transparency, efficiency and speed up the dispensation of justice in the country's courts, Chief Justice Prof Ibrahim Juma has said.

[Daily News] PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan's recentf foreign visits have attracted significant invest- ments in the country, with a record 9.2 US bil- lion dollars (21.3tri/) investment projects registered in just three months.

[Daily News] BEING the world's largest philanthropic provider of school meals globally, the World Food Programme (WFP) focusing on hunger and food security is known to be the food-assistance branch of the United Nations saving lives in emergencies and using food donations to build a pathway to peace, stability and prosperity especially for people recovering from conflict, disasters and the impact of climate change.

[Daily News] THE Moshi based Kilimanjaro Native Cooperative Union Limited (KNCU 1984 Ltd) in Kilimanjaro Region, has begun strategies to boost coffee production.

[Daily News] RURAL Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASA) in Geita District has spent about 58m/- in the implementation and completion of the water project in Kaseme village in Busanda constituency.

[Daily News] TANZANIAN researchers have been challenged to grab the Global Research Council (GRC) fund to expand their research activities which are fundamental to the development of the country.