Tanzania (National)
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By: Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness company operating through direct selling, has strengthened its regional leadership structure, placing Tanzania at the centre of its growth strategy in East and Southern Africa.
By: Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: IF you haven’t heard, body care is the new skincare. If you have been in the loop, then you’ve probably noticed an uptick in new body lotions and body oils claiming to hydrate, clear, or brighten the skin. But … do we really need them? And do we need to use both? …
DAR ES SALAAM: Mufti and Chief Sheikh of Tanzania Sheikh Dr Abubakar Zubeir Bin Ally has clarified that Islamic law allows a widow to continue performing essential duties requiring her personal attention while observing the eda period.
ZANZIBAR: President Samia Suluhu Hassan has expressed gratitude to Tanzanians, government leaders, diplomats, religious leaders and the international community for messages of condolence, prayers and support following the death of her husband, Hafidh Ameir Hassan.
DODOMA: Government information officers have been urged to move beyond reporting leaders' activities and focus more on information that helps citizens access economic opportunities and improve their livelihoods.
By: Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: A total of 150 needy students are expected to benefit from scholarships through the 2026 Goat Races organised by the Rotary Club of Dar es Salaam Oyster Bay, with the club targets to raise 250m/- to support the programme.
By: Esther Takwa
ARUSHA: TANZANIA is moving to integrate digital systems used in primary healthcare to improve access to timely information and strengthen the delivery of services to citizens, including digital payments to community health workers.
By: Esther Takwa
DAR ES SALAAM: AZAM TV has launched a new sports channel, Azam Sports 5 HD, to provide more opportunities for fans to follow football, cricket and basketball competitions played simultaneously.
By: Esther Takwa
ARUSHA: TANZANIA is moving to reduce reliance on imported seeds as the government pushes for increased local production of quality and affordable seeds to transform agriculture and raise farmers' incomes.
MBARALI : Expectant mothers receiving care at Mbarali District Hospital are set to benefit from improved maternity services following the donation of medical equipment and essential maternity supplies by Yas Tanzania through its Tumaini Campaign.
