Livestock Sector for Major Boost
The National Ranching Company (NARCO) is finalising processes to introduce a new major ranch in Kagera Region to boost the country's livestock sector. Dubbed Mwisa II, the 66,200-hectare ranch, is expected…
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Malaria Elimination Drive on Right Track
The Government has expressed confidence in its efforts to cut Malaria infection to less than 3 percent come 2025 as it seeks to completely eliminate the disease by 2030. Assistant Director of Social Welfare…
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Dar Ports Bring More Fortune
Tanzania's ports have attracted more revenues in the past six months, garnering 531,1bn/- between February and July, this year up from 525,4bn/- earned during corresponding period last year. The increased…
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Samia Spices up Tourism
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has officially started recording a famous programme dubbed Royal Tour aimed at marketing the country internationally. The programme is part of the government's robust…
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Samia Extols NMB Community Support Pace
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been impressed by NMB Bank's pace of increasing social assistance in celebrating Kizimkazi cultural celebrations in Zanzibar. Speaking during the culmination of the…
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TADB, PASS Trust Agree to Unlock Youth, Women Agri-Business Ventures
Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) and PASS Trust have agreed to partner and stimulate the access and affordability of agricultural loans among youth and women in Tanzania. Under the strategic…
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TEMDO’s Sugar Processing Plant Reaches 40 pc
The newly sugar-processing plant which is being developed by Tanzania Engineering and Manufacturing Design Organisation (TEMDO) has reached 40 percent and is expected to be completed by December this year. The…
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Govt Pledges to Continue Investing in Education Sector
Prime Minister, Mr. Kassim Majaliwa has expressed the sixth-phase government's commitment to continue investing in the Education sector to create opportunities for young Tanzanians to make their…
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