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Tanzania’s new PTS framework set to revolutionise research communication
Dar es Salaam. A new research communication framework developed in Tanzania is poised to transform how researchers disseminate their work, helping bridge the gap between academic findings and real-world impact. Science communication specialist and...

Tanzania declares sugar a strategic crop, expands agricultural investments to boost food self-sufficiency
TANZANIA – Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced that sugar is now considered a strategic crop, with the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) authorized to procure and store the commodity during periods of shortage. This move is...
TSB partners with researchers on sisal protein for animal feed
RESEARCHERS from two leading institutions of higher learning are working with the Tanzania Sisal Board (TSB) and the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI) to explore the potential of extracting protein from sisal residues for animal feed...
Tanzania reaffirms commitment to fight sickle cell disease
DAR ES SALAAM: THE government has reiterated its strong commitment to combating sickle cell disease (SCD) through strategic partnerships with both local and international stakeholders. The pledge was made during the official launch of the Africa...

China-Tanzania job fair boosts youth employment
(MENAFN) On a bright Saturday morning, hundreds of young Tanzanian university graduates, vocational students, and professionals gathered at the Chinese-built library of the University of Dar es Salaam, eager to explore career possibilities with...

Breaking Travel News explores: Amadeus Cytric heralds new era of business travel technology
Business Travel Show Europe returned this week, with hundreds of leading technology providers showcasing cutting-edge wares at Excel London. Amid the hoteliers, mobility providers and event management solutions, Amadeus Cytric was keen to discuss...
TGGA urges greater support for girls in STEM
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzania Girl Guides Association (TGGA) has called on society to actively support girls in pursuing science subjects, aiming to nurture the next generation of female scientists, engineers and innovators in the country. Despite...

How Tanzania's T-Bond boom is reshaping private sector lending
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s booming Treasury Bond market is drawing historic levels of investor interest, offering government a reliable source of domestic financing. However, the surge is creating ripple effects in the financial sector, especially...

Tanzania’s Gosheni Safaris: A Triumph at the World Travel Awards 2025
In a night that shimmered with the stars of Africa’s tourism industry, Tanzania’s Gosheni Safaris emerged as the beacon of excellence, claiming the prestigious title of Tanzania’s Leading Destination Management Company at the World Travel Awards...

How Kenyan shilling is performing against Tanzanian shilling, other EAC...
The Central Bank of Kenya published its weekly bulletin, highlighting monetary and financial developments in the country CBK's report showed the local currency remained stable against the US dollar and EAC currencies, supported by strong foreign...

Chimpanzee Infants Thrive When Mothers Maintain Strong Social Bonds
In the intricate societies of wild eastern chimpanzees, the strength and quality of social bonds among females have revealed profound implications for the survival of their offspring, challenging longstanding assumptions about primate social...
See Pride of Tanzania at the 49th Sabasaba Fair
DAR ES SALAAM: THE Tanzanian government spokesperson, Gerson Msigwa, has announced that this year’s 49th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), commonly known as Sabasaba, is being held under the theme “The Sabasaba International Trade...
Feature: China-Tanzania job fair empowers youth, strengthens ties
DAR ES SALAAM, June 29 (Xinhua) -- A sunny Saturday morning brought a wave of hope for hundreds of Tanzanian university graduates, vocational students, and young professionals who gathered at the Chinese-built library of the University of Dar es...

Synergy Africa hails fertilizer factory launch as milestone for Tanzania’s agricultural future
Dodoma. Synergy Africa has praised the commissioning of the ITRACOM Fertilizer Factory by President Samia Suluhu Hassan, describing it as a landmark step towards strengthening Tanzania’s agricultural self-sufficiency and economic resilience....

Tanzanian child survives 10-hour brain surgery in recent medical breakthrough
Moshi. A team of neurosurgeons from the United States, working in collaboration with Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC), has successfully removed a large brain tumour from a three-year-old child during a complex 10-hour surgical...

Samia’s digital push a crucial boost for startup ecosystem
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s growing startup ecosystem has received a major boost after President Samia Suluhu Hassan reasserted her government’s commitment to supporting young innovators and building a digital economy powered by technology-driven...
Zanzibar Tech & Investment Summit 2025 Kicks off in 5 Days, in Fumba Town Zanzibar
Breadcrumb Trail Links Newsfile Article content Zanzibar, Tanzania–(Newsfile Corp. – June 28, 2025) – The highly anticipated Zanzibar Tech & Investment Summit returns in just five days, from July 3-5, 2025, at The Pavilion in Fumba Town. Image 1...

Show takes cultures beyond formal diplomacy
In the recently aired reality show Serendipitous Journeys, Chinese pop idol Huang Zitao (left) went to Tanzania to experience the life of Maasai herders.CHINA DAILY Imagine a Chinese pop idol waking up as a Maasai herder under the vast African...
Tanzanian Media warned against misuse of press freedom
DODOMA: TANZANIAN President Samia Suluhu Hassan said while the country has made significant strides in promoting freedom of the press and freedom of expression, the government will not hesitate to take firm action when media outlets are misused,...

Samia inaugurates Sh486bn fertiliser plant to revolutionise Tanzania's agriculture
Dodoma. Tanzania’s ambition to become a leading agricultural hub in Africa gained momentum on Saturday, June 28, 2025, with the inauguration of a $180 million (Sh486 billion) fertiliser plant in Dodoma—an investment aimed at reducing import...