Tanzania government is planning to reform the coffee trading system in effort to ensure farmers get more benefits.

Mr Kuburu, who is also famously known as 'Kubwakubwa, like many others, operates in an area notorious for its traffic jams.

The eight irrigation schemes, totalling 8,395 hectares, have low utilisation rates (1,176 hectares), but the government aims to increase utilisation and create jobs for more farmers.

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Latra has permitted six out of ten buses from Katarama company to resume operations, after an investigation into violations ...

The government said is in the final stages of reviewing the small industry policy which seeks to stimulate development, ...

Tanzanian actress and filmmaker, Johari Chagula, has once again shone on the international stage, bringing home two accolades ...

The value of investment projects increased by over 60 percent to $1.61 billion in the quarter ended June 2024, according to ...

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The piloting of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technology is promising to address digital divide that limits ...

Tanzanian football giants, Young Africans (Yanga) and Simba, are set to battle for spots in the group stages of their ...