Many families rely on expensive kerosene lamps for light in these parts of the country. As part of efforts to deal with the situation and propose a solution, Innocent James, a Tanzanian himself, who grew up in Arusha without electricity,

Soma Bags makes backpacks equipped with solar panels that power a light, enabling children in rural Tanzania to read even when the sun goes down.

Pemba Island’s Ngezi Forest Reserve, a complex of moist evergreen and coastal forests, mangroves and heathland in the Zanzibar archipelago, is the last refuge of the Pemba blue duiker . But are there any of these tiny antelopes still alive?

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzania Formal Sector Employment and Earnings Survey reveals that Dar es Salaam region holds the largest share of adult employees in the private sector, accounting for 39.4 per cent of all employees nationwide. After Dar es Salaam, Arusha comes second with 7 per cent, Kilimanjaro at 6.1 per cent and Mwanza at 6 per cent.

The Association of Tanzanian Women Judges and Magistrates (TAWJA) has announced plans to establish clubs aimed at combating incidents of sexual violence against women, children, and special groups in six secondary schools in Arusha.

The project, which aims to extract one million tonnes of soda ash per year, has been allocated Sh14.4 billion in government funding.

Arusha. The government has announced plans to upgrade the northern railway line in a bid to reduce traffic congestion caused by cargo trucks travelling through Arusha City from the Tanga Port.

The 73rd ACI Africa Board and Committee meeting, along with the regional conference and exhibition, is scheduled to take place in Arusha, from April 24 to 30, 2025. Hosted by the Tanzania Airports Authority,

Hoteliers in South Sudan have taken the war-torn country’s government to court after it failed to pay for years of services and owing about $61 million in expenses and interest.

COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ADVOCACY CONSULT (CDA CONSULT) 76th Ordinary Session African Court fixed for Feb 3rd to 28th

Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) has issued a warning to broadcasting service providers who violate content regulations, emphasising its commitment to enforcing regulatory and supervisory measures.