The busy streets of Kariakoo are finally becoming less crowded as traders start moving to new business areas. This change comes after many years of […]
Category: Regional News
EAC Faces Financial Crisis as Member States Delay Contributions
The East African Community (EAC) is facing growing financial pressure as some member states delay or fail to pay their required contributions to the regional […]
Africa’s Military Shift: From Imported Weapons to Homegrown Defence Power
For decades, African militaries have relied heavily on foreign suppliers for weapons and military equipment. Countries like China, Russia, the United States, Turkey, and France […]
EAC Faces Growing Financial Crisis as Member States Fail to Pay Dues
The East African Community (EAC) is facing a serious financial crisis as several member countries fail to pay their required contributions. This has created a […]
Sub-Saharan Africa’s Financial Systems Show Strength Despite Global Tensions
Financial systems across Sub-Saharan Africa are proving to be strong and stable despite rising global geopolitical tensions. Speaking recently, the Governor of the Bank of […]
Tanzania, Qatar Deepen Cooperation in Sports and Cultural Tourism
DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania and Qatar have agreed to strengthen cooperation in sports, tourism, culture, and investment following high-level discussions in Dar es Salaam. […]
Smart Technology Transforms Policing in Uganda
The Uganda Police Force is modernising its operations through smart technology, digital systems and stronger coordination with other government agencies. Officials say the reforms mark […]
President Museveni Approves Major International Airport Project at Nyakisharara
President Yoweri Museveni has approved plans for the construction of a major international airport at Nyakisharara in Mbarara District, marking a significant expansion of Uganda’s […]
TANZANIA: Sixteen Voices Honoured for Championing the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence
Sixteen individuals have been recognised for their outstanding efforts in combating gender-based violence (GBV) and transforming communities across Tanzania. The recognition was conferred by Women […]
Tanzania–India Relations: From Post-Colonial Solidarity to Economic Powerhouse
Relations between Tanzania and India trace back to the early days of independence, rooted in anti-colonial solidarity and shared development aspirations. What began as diplomatic […]