Tanzania News

Intellectuals and political analysts have expressed regrets over statements by two ministers from the Zanzibar Revolutionary Government that the isles have no room for a coalition government.

The Tanzania Horticultural Association will set up a processing and packaging facility at the Kilimanjaro International Airport .

The government's plan to invest Sh15 billion in a project to supply the southern regions of Lindi and Mtwara with reliable electricity should be immediately followed up with action.

PRESIDENT of the United Republic of Tanzania Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete yesterday made a pitch for Jamaicans to deepen their business links with that country, which he says has an 'abundance of opportunities' with a 'conducive' investment climate.

Tanzania might not be the most common travel destination but Verdon College teacher Laura Boulton can't wait to get there.

About 4,000 residents of Muleba District in Kagera Region, have been rendered homeless as a result of heavy rain that was accompanied with strong winds.

Classic cars are all set to crossover into Tanzania today as the Kenya Airways East African Safari Classic action enters Day three.

One of them was food security. Since the days of its first president, Julius Nyerere, Tanzania has been known as an island of peace and stability, but it has remained poor.

Tanzania could become the biggest gold producing country in Africa following new discoveries of gold in the most unlikely areas of Lindi and Nachingwea districts in the south of the country.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding and Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete on arrival last night at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston.

The deaths of four people at a small-scale gold mine in Tarime District points to a worrying trend that is becoming all too familiar.

South Africa-based Elgin Engineering and the state-owned Tanzania State Mining Corporation are jointly constructing a $20 million mining equipment manufacturing facility.

A Kigali bound Tanzanian registered bus was on Saturday involved in an accident that instantly killed two Rwandan passengers.

Julita Felix, who received a microloan from Women's Global Network, makes banana beer to sell to men in her village.

Today marks a major turning point in the history of the revived East African Community.

Donors warned aid-reliant Tanzania on Thursday that rising corruption and weak accountability put next year's grants to the country at risk.

Dar Es Salaam, : TANZANIA's population will reach 109.5 million in 2050, leading to increased pressure on available resources, according to the latest State of World Population Report launched in Dar es Salaam yesterday.

Since September 2008 the world has been confronted with a world financial crisis.

The Government is preparing a local version of carbon trade arrangement under which people would earn money for planting trees as a measure to reduce global warming.

The revelation by President Jakaya Kikwete that projections for economic growth of Tanzania shows a slump of 2.8% this year due to the global financial crisis, requires a sharp refocus of the country's priorities to reverse it.