The first stop on the rigorous inspection itinerary was the Msalato International Airport, a flagship development poised to dramatically enhance Tanzania's air connectivity. This sprawling aviation ...

This suggests that the soybean weevil can respond similarly to these volatiles. It has been reported that (E)-β-ocimene is a volatile commonly released by leaves and flowers of diverse plant species, ...

SIMIYU: THE Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism has successfully increased the number of tourists visiting Tanzania from 1.7 million in 2021 to 5.2 million in 2024. International tourist ...

Zambia has concluded its purchase of the 650, 000 metric tonnes of maize from Tanzania. The initiative was a government to government agreement aimed at mitigating effects of the Elnino-induced ...

In the latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics", Phyllis Papadavid, Dirk Willem te Velde and Sosthenes Kewe (Co-Founder of Think Grow Africa) explore Tanzania's ambitious goal of achieving a US$1 ...

What Tanzania said about US travel ban warning According to a statement released by the Tanzania government's chief spokesperson, Gerson Msigwa, on Wednesday, June 18, President Suluhu's ...

Tanzania has strongly rejected allegations of human rights violations raised at the United Nations Human Rights Council, following a damning statement by the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights ...

In East Africa's Tanzania and Uganda, political tensions are rising as they prepare for the next elections. Tanzania goes to the polls in October 2025, while Uganda's presidential and general ...

Vendors sell food to Tazara passengers at a train stop in eastern Tanzania. Image by Kang-Chun Cheng. This long-haul railway stretches from the port city of Dar es Salaam on the Tanzanian coast to New ...

Residents of Mafia Island in Tanzania don’t really eat sea cucumber; they call it jongoo bahari, or “ocean millipede” in Swahili. But sea cucumbers are a prized delicacy in East Asia, where ...

Over the past couple of months, governments in Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya have enacted a steep rise of oppressive practices threatening democracy and fundamental rights. The normalisation of regime ...