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Polluted ocean

Tanzania with clean ocean, free from plastic pollution ‘possible’

MAINLAND Tanzania boasts of a coastline of 1,424 km, which includes the coastline stretches of Mafia Island and several other small offshore islands. Although it is possible to keep it clean all the time, it can be polluted through plastic littering.

At least 75 percent of the country’s education budget goes to universities, leaving primary and secondary school teachers with minimal resources.

World teachers' day: Reviving the careers’ dignity and tackling global shortage crisis

People have been on the move since fighting between the AA and the military resumed nearly a year ago

‘Like we are trapped’: Minorities suffer amid conflict in Myanmar’s Rakhine

Dr Amos Nungu, Costech director general

Costech inspires young people to be innovative

Africa’s famous Serengeti and Maasai Mara are being hit by climate change, a major threat to wildlife and tourism

EAC, EU to revamp human-centric approach to digital revolution in EA

Australia and Africa relationships: Economic diplomacy is out of sync with investment ties

2024: A Year of Cautious Hope for African Economies Facing Worldwide Challenges

Will Félix Tshisekedi deliver war or peace for DR Congo and Rwanda?

EU’s legal loophole feeds gray market for world’s rarest parrot

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The late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere.

Non-aligned movement positive neutrality amidst powerful geopolitical influence

Head of the Community Engagement Department for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project on the Tanzanian side, Fatuma Msumi, speaks with traditional leaders from Indigenous Peoples Groups (VEG-IP) about the progress of the project

EACOP employs PAPs consultations to counter negative foreign portrayal

Traveler

The journey back home: Challenges faced by Tanzanian Diasporas returning for holidays

Dr Redempta Mbatia, Tanzania Health Promotion Support Executive Director

Tanzania Health Summit: Stakeholders campaign for UHC to improve public health, reduce poverty

Food

Packaged food: Convenience, innovation and health

Farmers

High tech, high yields? Kenyan farmers deploying AI to increase productivity

Child marriage

Ending child marriage: Authorities in Kongwa affirm vigorous approaches

Journalists

Cost of protection of journalistic sources in Tanzania

Nangomba Ward Councillor, Sijaona Athumani (3rd L), cuts a ribbon to officially open the refurbished Nangomba Health Centre building in Nanyumbu District, Mtwara Region. Others are betPawa's East Africa Regional Marketing Manager, Borah Ndanyungu (L)

Joy as health centre in Nanyumbu refurbished

Blue economy

The case for increased investment in ICT to aid sustainable blue economy

Associate Professor of Development Economics at the University of Dar es Salaam Prof Abel Kinyondo stresses a point on tax justice during a journalists training organized by Policy Forum in Dodoma.

Unlocking Tanzania’s economic potential: Need to balance growth and tax justice in SEZs, EPZs

Judge Joseph Warioba (right) describes late Edward Moringe Sokoine, former Prime Minister of Tanzania, as a principled leader who guided Tanzania through some of its most turbulent periods with unparalleled dedication.

Warioba honours Sokoine's legacy at book launch, celebrates integrity and leadership

Cautiousness needed when handling electronic money transactions

Caution necessary in handling electronic money transaction

Vivo Energy Tanzania managing director, Mohamed Bougriba (C ) speaks to journalists in Dar es Salaam during the launch of the art competition The Beauty of Tanzania, My Pride for secondary schools and the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM).

Stakeholders unveil contest in Dar to foster creativity among students

Mrisho Mpoto speaks to journalists during the launch of solar outlets in Dar es Salaam over the weekend.

Samia’s drive to promote clean energy gets impulse

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