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Tanzania ex-minister: We are paying twice for SGR wagons compared to Kenya

Kenya paid the equivalent of $424, 500 for one SGR wagon while Tanzania has paid $946,294 for the same

HESLB to face parliamentary committee for failure to heed gvt order

THE Higher Education Students Loan Board (HESLB) will on Friday this week appear before the parliamentary committee on social welfare and community development for failing to follow the directives from the government.

Mount Kilimanjaro Cable Car: Tanzania Government Now Responds to Critics

Responding to Tanzanian tour operators over the introduction of cable car expeditions on Mount Kilimanjaro, the government of Tanzania is now ready to meet tourist stakeholders to resolve the matter. - Tanzania Breaking News - Travel News | eTurboNews | eTN

Market, seeds, financing top agriculture obstacles

UNRELIABLE market, inadequate and expensive seeds, experts as well as financing challenges are among top obstacles facing agriculture sector that must be resolved to allow it thrive.

This photo shows a Tanzanian member of parliament meeting a retired Israeli paratrooper

Copyright AFP 2017-2021. All rights reserved. A photo is being shared on Twitter alongside a claim that it shows Tanzanian member of parliament Hamisi Kigwangalla meeting Microsoft founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates. The claim is false; the photo was taken in Tel Aviv, Israel in 2019 when the Tanzanian politician met Shlomo Carmel, a former member of the elite Israeli paratroopers who rescued over 100 hostages held at Uganda’s Entebbe airport in 1976. The photo was shared here on April 6, 2021, on a Twitter account with more than 22,000 followers. The tweet received nearly 600 likes. Screenshot of the tweet, taken on April 26, 2021 The tweet, published in Swahili, translates to English as: “You can understand why HK (Hamisi Kigwangalla) is in the frontline urging Tanzanians to get vaccinated, the person seated next to him in this photo is Bill Gates, a vaccine trader. These politicians are ready to sell the country for their stomachs.”

Tanzania's Samia Suluhu Hassan acknowledged the pandemic and is promising change. Critics are unconvinced.

Nkasi pushes for harvests to stop croc attacks wave

Tanzania: Tourism in 2020 - Tz Defies Covid-19 Ravages