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  • Kisiki Hai yabadilisha maisha ya wakulima maeneo kame

    Kisiki Hai yabadilisha maisha ya wakulima maeneo kame

    Dodoma. Mpango wa Kisiki Hai umeanza kuboresha maisha ya wakulima katika maeneo yenye ukame nchini kwa kurejesha miti ya asili, kuimarisha rutuba ya ardhi na kuongeza mavuno, huku wakulima wakinufaika pia na upatikanaji wa kuni na malighafi za ujenzi. Akizungumza na Mwananchi hivi karibuni, Mwamini Kutosha, mkulima katika Kijiji cha Mkondai, Wilaya ya Bahi alisema…

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  • Mitaji, masoko vikwazo kwa vijana kuwekeza kwenye kilimo misitu

    Mitaji, masoko vikwazo kwa vijana kuwekeza kwenye kilimo misitu

    Musoma. Ukosefu wa mitaji, masoko na teknolojia ni miongoni mwa changamoto zinazowakabili vijana wanaotaka kuwekeza katika kilimo misitu, huku wadau wakitaka kuimarishwa kwa huduma za ugani, utafiti wa mbegu bora na upatikanaji wa masoko ya uhakika. Wito huo umetolewa na Katibu Tawala wa Mkoa wa Mara, Gerald Kusaya wakati akifungua Kongamano la 11 la Kilimo…

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  • Tanzania: VP Warns Against Misuse of Public Funds

    Tanzania: VP Warns Against Misuse of Public Funds

    Iringa — VICE-PRESIDENT Deogratius Ndejembi has warned that the government will not tolerate the misuse of public funds, stressing that every shilling invested in development projects must deliver tangible benefits to Tanzanians. He issued the warning over the weekend when he laid the foundation stone for new buildings at Mkwawa University College of Education (MUCE)…

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  • How ‘Cobra’ transformed his bodybuilding career in Dubai

    How ‘Cobra’ transformed his bodybuilding career in Dubai

    Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian bodybuilder Abraham Mwalukomo, popularly known as Cobra, is setting his sights on international competitions after winning the overall title at the Body Fuel Fitness Championship in Nairobi, Kenya. The victory, which brought together more than 400 competitors from across the region, has strengthened his ambition to compete in Africa and Europe…

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  • Tanzania: Beyond Tradional Capital Mobilisation

    Tanzania: Beyond Tradional Capital Mobilisation

    Dar es Salaam — RECENT bond issuances send a compelling message: Tanzania has investors willing to commit substantial capital. The question is whether institutions are developing credible projects and financing structures capable of attracting it. Too often, development financing follows a familiar sequence: identify a project, estimate its cost, seek a budget allocation or bank…

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  • Tanzania explores nuclear power to diversify energy mix

    Tanzania explores nuclear power to diversify energy mix

    Dar es Salaam. Tanzania is exploring nuclear technology as part of efforts to diversify its energy mix and meet projected electricity demand of 70,000 megawatts by 2050, with discussions under way with Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy company Rosatom. The move comes as the country’s installed generation capacity reaches 4,646MW, against peak demand of about 2,271MW,…

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  • Tanzania: The Polluter Pays – How Environmental Taxes Can Fund Public Services

    Tanzania: The Polluter Pays – How Environmental Taxes Can Fund Public Services

    Dar es Salaam — EVERY day, households and businesses use roads, water, energy and other natural resources that support economic activity. At the same time, some of these activities generate waste, air pollution, contaminated water, plastic waste and other forms of environmental damage. The costs of that damage, however, are often not paid directly by…

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  • 667,040 candidates start national Form Four examinations today

    667,040 candidates start national Form Four examinations today

    Dar es Salaam. A total of 667,040 candidates are expected to sit Tanzania’s Form Four national examinations from October 19 to November 6, 2026, as the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (Necta) steps up security measures to ensure a safe and fair examination period. Speaking at a press conference on October 18, Necta Executive Director,…

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  • Tanzania: Can Tanzania Set Its Sights On China’s Graphite Crown?

    Tanzania: Can Tanzania Set Its Sights On China’s Graphite Crown?

    Tanzania wants to overtake China in graphite production within 15 years. It is a bold target for a country with substantial reserves but only a small share of global output. The announcement signals its intention to become a major force in the fast-growing battery materials market. “We are going to surpass China in terms of…

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  • One dead, 41 hospitalised over suspected food poisoning in Singida

    One dead, 41 hospitalised over suspected food poisoning in Singida

    Dodoma. One person has died and 41 others have been hospitalised following suspected food poisoning in Singida Region after they reportedly consumed a traditional meal and a locally prepared drink while working at a private residence. The deceased has been identified as Ridhiwan Ayoub Omari, 13, who died while receiving treatment at Moyo wa Yesu…

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