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Dar taps Seoul to boost tourist arrivals

BUSAN, July 29 -- TANZANIA is targeting the South Korean tourism market as part of its strategy to attract eight million international visitors annually by 2030. The Minister for Natural Resources an... Read More


Kerala Cabinet clears five reforms to boost governance, curb revenue leakages

India, July 29 -- The Kerala government on Wednesday announced five governance reforms aimed at strengthening public administration, improving transparency and plugging leakages that have caused signi... Read More


Komuravelli Railway Station To Be Inaugurated On July 26

Mumbai, July 29 -- The Komuravelli Punyakshetram railway station in Siddipet district will be inaugurated on July 26 at 2 pm, marking a new milestone in the expansion of rail infrastructure across Tel... Read More


Balen Shah@100: A new reckoning

India, July 29 -- The euphoria that swept Balen Shah into office is gradually giving way to the harder realities of governance. With his first 100 days now behind him, the next phase will be crucial i... Read More


The eco-lodge offering a taste of Borana culture

Nairobi, July 29 -- On the edge of Meru National Park, where the savannah meets the Borana grazing lands, a group of huts has become an unlikely setting for one of the most compelling cultural stories... Read More


Foreign woman dies as paramotor aircraft crashes into sea

Sri Lanka, July 29 -- An Arabic woman travelling in a paramotor aircraft operated for tourist recreation in the Bentota tourism zone died when the craft crashed into the sea, according to the Bentota ... Read More


EuroGroup Laminations Appoints Renzo Argentin As Senior Vice President And COO

Mumbai, July 29 -- EuroGroup Laminations (EGLA), a manufacturer and distributor of laminations and cores for electric motors, generators and transformers, has appointed Renzo Argentin as its new Senio... Read More


Scaling music economy through partnerships

Nairobi, July 29 -- President William Ruto's recent meeting with leaders of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) was more than a diplomatic engagement with the global music... Read More


The 126-year-old tree that tells the story of Mangi Meli's execution

Tanzania, July 29 -- Moshi. For more than a century, it has stood in silence, bearing witness to one of the most significant episodes in Tanzania's resistance to colonial rule. The mgunga tree in Old ... Read More


Gold's new moment: Why stability, not geology alone, will define Tanzania's mining future

Tanzania, July 29 -- Dar es Salaam. As global gold prices remain fairly strong and governments increasingly view mineral wealth as a strategic economic asset, Tanzania's mining conversation is shiftin... Read More