Concerns over funding as Tanzania shifts to skills-based education

[The Citizen - Tanzania] - 26/11/2025

This gap is especially concerning for TVET, a subsector that requires specialised workshops, digital equipment and highly trained instructors

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Ugandan startups begin market immersion tour in Tanzania

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[The Citizen] - 17/11/2025

Court of Appeal upholds ruling against Tanga Cement in tax dispute with TRA

TRAB partly ruled in favour of Tanga Cement after admitting the disputed documents — mainly email correspondence and (…)

[The Citizen] - 21/11/2025

Barrick says its tailings facilities built to global standards

Barrick Tanzania has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding national health, safety and environmental regulations, (…)

[The Citizen] - 21/11/2025

Kukukuku unveils immersive brunch series showcasing the essence of Swahili culture

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[The Citizen] - 22/11/2025

New vehicles to improve patrols at Udzungwa, Kilombero forests

The Toyota Land Cruisers will allow rangers to access remote forest areas, including mountainous and flood-prone (…)

[The Citizen] - 25/11/2025