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Industries and Trade minister Prof Kitila Mkumbo.
SETTING indicative prices for some essential consumer goods like edible oil and rice is...
SLOW pace in the repatriation of Burundi refugees from Kigoma Region has alarmed the government...
THE government has unveiled a plan for milk drinking by public servants aimed at mobilising...
DYNAMITES used in rock blasting in gold mines have exploded in one house in Songwe killing one...
MBEYA City council has begun collecting views from religious, traditional and political leaders...
TANZANIA Industrial Research and Development Organisation (TIRDO) has teamed up with the...
ELEVEN people were confirmed dead yesterday after a Tuesday evening accident which left 10...
SOIL assessment kits will be distributed to over 100 districts countrywide for extension...
Government supervision is needed to ensure that the Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency (...
SEVENTH-day Adventist Churches in the Eastern and Central Province of Tanzania (ECT) is...
TTU president, Leah Ulaya.
TANZANIA Teachers Union (TTU) has vehemently opposed the proposed Tanzania Teachers’...
Denmark’s Ambassador to Tanzania, Mette Norgaard Dissing-Spandet (L), and Legal Services Facility CEO Lulu Ng’wanakilala sign a one-year US$2.4 million (about 5.6 billion/-) agreement in additional funding for 2021 in support of the implementation of LSF’s access to justice programme. Photo: Guardian Correspondent
THE Legal Services Facility (LSF) and the Danish embassy, DANIDA in Tanzania have signed...