Srinagar, March 31 -- The rising number of fire incidents across Jammu and Kashmir is a stark reminder of how vulnerable communities remain to sudden disasters, and how fragile the safety net is for t... Read More
Srinagar, March 30 -- Tourism has long been seen as a lifeline for regions rich in natural beauty, culture and heritage. Yet, the tendency to equate development with singular attractions; such as cabl... Read More
DAR ES SAALAM, March 30 -- TANZANIA has once again lost a steady hand at the helm with the passing of William Lukuvi, bringing the nation together to mourn a leader whose career was defined by an unwa... Read More
DAR ES SALAAM, March 29 -- WE must agree that Tanzania has made remarkable strides in social protection, placing the welfare of vulnerable citizens at the forefront of national development. A case st... Read More
Srinagar, March 28 -- The government's renewed push to update Recruitment Rules across departments in Jammu and Kashmir signals more than just bureaucratic housekeeping; it is an action plan with prof... Read More
Srinagar, March 27 -- The stark figures emerging from Jammu and Kashmir's higher education sector paint a troubling picture of systemic neglect. With nearly 40 per cent of sanctioned teaching posts ly... Read More
DAR ES SALAAM, March 27 -- Youths, artists and content creators, now is your time. This is your moment to turn talent into wealth, creativity into careers, and ideas into millions. The government has... Read More
DAR ES SALAAM, March 26 -- ON Tuesday this week, the government expressed its determination to step up efforts to position Kiswahili as a global commercial language with a strong focus on digital mone... Read More
Srinagar, March 25 -- Jammu and Kashmir Government's decision to constitute a Technical Appraisal Committee (TAC) for the proposed "Classroom Digital Board" project marks a step in reimagining the edu... Read More
DAR ES SALAAM, March 25 -- FOR decades, the Great Lakes of Africa—Victoria and Tanganyika—were viewed by many as natural barriers to trade. Today, they are being reimagined as “blue ... Read More