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Tanzania envisions 6.3 percent economic growth in 2026 from 5.6 percent it inked in 2025

DODOMA, Oct. 29 -- TANZANIAS economic growth has soared to 5.9 per cent in 2025, from 5.6 per cent in recorded 2024, and is projected to rise to 6.3 per cent in 2026. Deputy Minister for Finance, Eng... Read More


Drug manufacturing push opens new frontiers for pharmacists

ARUSHA, Oct. 29 -- TANZANIA aims to meet 80 per cent of its domestic medicine demand through local manufacturing by 2030, with Minister for Health Mohamed Mchengerwa urging pharmacy professionals to p... Read More


Tanzania's Chief Mufti, Russia's Mufti, sign cooperation agreement in religious affairs

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 28 -- TANZANIAS Chief Mufti, Sheikh Dr Abubakar Zubeir Bin Ally, and Russias Mufti, Sheikh Rawi Ainuddin, have signed a cooperation agreement between the Religious Affairs Departme... Read More


Tanzania-Russia private sector players discuss trade, investment

MOSCOW, Oct. 28 -- TANZANIAN private sector players, including Mkuyu Africa, have explored trade and investment opportunities with Russian investors during business discussions in Moscow, aimed at str... Read More


Tanzania hails its ties with Turkiye as it celebrates its 103 years of sovereignty

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 28 -- THE Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Dr Ngwaru Jumanne Maghembe, has attended celebrations marking the 103rd anniversary of the Republic of T... Read More


Mwinjuma: Uhuru Stadium upgrades within reach

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 27 -- THE government is optimistic about addressing the outstanding requirements at Uhuru Stadium to strengthen Simbas chances of hosting their CAF Champions League groupstage matc... Read More


Tanzanian experts develop clear framework for addressing disputes peacefully

DODOMA, Oct. 27 -- A team of experts from the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, in collaboration with stakeholders from various sectors, has discussed ways to establ... Read More


TTB launches CODE +255 campaign to promote domestic tourism

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 27 -- THE Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) has launched the CODE +255 - TWENZETU KUTALII campaign to encourage Tanzanians to explore the countrys tourist attractions ahead of the end-o... Read More


Transport dominates service payments bill

DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 27 -- TRANSPORT payments accounted for the largest share of service payments, rising to 1,829.8 million US dollars in the year ending August from 1,454.0 million US dollars in the ... Read More


Dar, Nairobi step up efforts to ease crossborder trade

NAIROBI, Oct. 26 -- TANZANIA and Kenya have pledged to eliminate remaining trade barriers and strengthen transparency to boost cross-border trade and enable businesses to benefit more from the East Af... Read More