Non-profit APOPO trains rats for lifesaving missions in Tanzania

[Africanews - Africa] - 4/09/2025

With a superpower sense of smell, they can be taught to sniff out landmines, diseases, and even humans buried under rubble.

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Ada-Tadea proposes bold plan to transform Tanzania’s education

Ada-Tadea emphasises reviewing teacher recruitment and registration standards

[The Citizen] - 28/08/2025

Tanzania to unite investors and banks in push to cut gas costs and expand CNG use

Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, Dr James Mataragio, said the planned meeting will bring (…)

[The Citizen] - 29/08/2025

Dr Nchimbi promises development for Tarime as CCM factions are dissolved

Tarime CCM District Chairman Daudi Ngicho said the party had resolved internal differences, including those between (…)

[The Citizen] - 31/08/2025

Informal contracts, repayments linked to Bodaboda accidents in Tanzania

Transport stakeholder and director of Utu Haki Company, Godwine Jumbe, said motorcycles have boosted the local (…)

[The Citizen] - 31/08/2025

Inside Tanzania’s transition to modern electric cooking

Operational in Tanzania since 2018, MECS received £3.5 million in funding for the period 2024–2026 to scale up (…)

[The Citizen] - 29/08/2025