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East African Countries join hands with nine villages in Northern Tanzania to protect Lake Natron
Natron is East Africa's only regular breeding site for thousands of the Lesser Flamingos (Phoeniconaias minor) that are classified as Near threatened on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Red List of…
Dutch Muskathlons came, saw and conquered poverty in central Tanzania
The 400 children and youth have secured full sponsorship from the international participants of the 2026 Muskathlon Marathon and Charitable walk that took place in Singida for two consecutive days.
The Indian Ocean waters losing salt content at an alarming rate
The researchers warn that this trend could reshape how the ocean and atmosphere interact, interfere with large circulation systems that regulate climate worldwide, and place added stress on marine ecosystems.
Islamic Development Bank Institute dishes out free premium eBooks During Ramadan and Eid al‑Fitr
Once downloaded to the user’s personal library on the Reader, the digital publications or ebooks will remain permanently accessible even after the promotional period.
Dnata appoints Marwan Essa to serve as their Managing Director for Zanzibar Islands
In his new role, Essa will have full accountability for dnata Zanzibar’s business performance and development, overseeing ground handling and cargo operations
Guardians of clean water: United for safety, driven by ownership
Guarding their sources of clean water is not an option. For the residents of Lake Tanganyika shoreline, it is a matter of life and death
Russian sex predator terrorizes over 102 women in Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. Shoots videos to prove it
The Russian hunk, identified as Yayteslav Trahov, who spotted dark sunglasses is believed to have been using them sexually to film saucy videos that he has been sharing online without his victims’ knowledge or consent.
Zanzibar borrows a leaf from China in reviewing Malaria elimination strategies in the Isles
For the first time, the Chinese expertise has been featured to assist the Unguja and Pemba Islands in refining their disease prevention and control strategies.
Former Central Bank of Tanzania Governor, Edwin Mtei Dies in Arusha
Mtei has carefully steered Tanzania’s foreign exchange reserves and helped with the nationalization of the commercial banks in 1967.