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THE Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI) has conducted a special training on Mutation...
THE Tanzania Forest Service Agency (TFS) under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism...
ECONOMIC challenges facing various families in Njombe town has been cited as one of the major...
EXTENSION officers need to be furnished with key knowledge in agroecology for them to be in...
WILDLIFE campaigners in a report released by Born Free say deepening restrictions on Ivory...
TRADE finance firm Afreximbank has allocated $1.5 billion to help Caribbean countries access its...

John Samwel (R) one of 20 Tanzanian youth specialized in civil engineering and architecture have completed a 30-day capacity building training on construction and supervision of major projects in the country provided by Group six International na Chongqing Vocational Institute of Engineering reads treatise during the closing of training in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.
TWENTY Tanzanian youths specialized in civil engineering and architecture have completed a 30-...
THE African Development Bank Group has formally introduced its new initiative that will join...
RESEARCHERS have suggested the need for farmers to venture into agroecology—the food system that...
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Serengeti Breweries Limited (SBL) Marketing and Innovations Director Anitha Msangi, addressing motorcyclist and bajaj drivers on proper road safety and responsible drinking a package of SBL’s DrinkIQ campaign urging positive drinking particularly during festive season. In the background Police Force Attorney and Head of traffic Education Desk, Commander Deus Sokoni(Left) and Head Representative of Motorcyclists Kijitonyama, Mr. Abdallah Omary. The event was held at Kijitonyama grounds in Dar es Salaam, on Friday December 23.
SERENGETI Breweries Limited (SBL) has organized a special training session to sensitise drivers...
ARUSHA region has completed 100 percent building all 258 classrooms and two dormitories built by...
AFRICA is the world’s least electrified continent. Nearly 600 million people remain without...