Tanzania News

THE Confederation of Tanzania Industries and the Ministry of Finance are contemplating the best way to curb smuggling and tax evasion along the Zanzibar channel and save local industries from collapsing due to unequal competition in the domestic market.

A RECENT ILO report shows that domestic workers around the world, especially in the developing world, are abused, humiliated and exploited almost with complete impunity.

In yet another shocking incident in Zanzibar a local leader, popularly known here as sheha, has been attacked with acid.

A Carrick church group is taking part in a bike project to help a Tanzanian community with day to day functions.

Wentworth Resources Limited Q1 2013 Financial Statements and MD&A Wentworth Resources Limited, the Oslo Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange listed independent, East Africa-focused oil & gas company, today announces its results for the three months ended March 31, 2013.

Tanzania is demanding almost $206 million in taxes from Russian state uranium company ARMZ which has won a licence to build the east African country's first uranium mine, the energy minister said on Thursday.

Dodoma and Dar es Salaam - MTWARA Municipality was on Wednesday rocked by riots as police clashed with hundreds of demonstrators reportedly opposing the planned construction of a 532-km gas pipeline from the town to Dar es Salaam.

CONSTRUCTION of a gas pipeline to Dar es Salaam from Mtwara will be implemented as planned with consideration on it benefiting locals in Mtwara and Lindi, the Minister for Energy and Minerals, Prof Sospeter Muhongo has said.

ALTHOUGH Rukwa has a 512,722-strong herd of cattle; the region has only three ranches that rear 274 improved beef cattle.

RESIDENTS in some parts of Unguja and Pemba islands currently facing water shortage will have the problem minimised by August, this year, when a project to construct 50 boreholes/wells will be completed.

A MOTORBIKE enthusiast is planning to help wounded servicemen by travelling with one of them on the famous Route 66 in the US.

Tanzanian police have made sweeping arrests after a day of protests in which one person was killed in a southeastern town over a gas pipeline project, the government said Thursday.

Dave Braun has been to Tanzania, Africa four times to help build a school for underprivileged children, but none of those trips have involved tackling Mt.

Tanzania's prodigal son Mrisho Ngassa has moved back to his former Club Yanga FC, crowned Champions of Tanzania on Saturday.

Climate and human pressure on resources are significantly changing the environment in the Zambezi river basin, as illustrated in a new 2012 publication, the Zambezi River Basin Atlas of the Changing Environment.

Residents of a gas-rich region of Tanzania rioted on Wednesday to protest that they would not benefit from a government budget proposal to construct a pipeline from their territory to the capital, senior officials said Tanzania estimates it has more than 40 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas reserves.

Oprah and Madonna are not the only people who can make a difference by building schools to educate young girls in Africa.

In this Feb. 17, 2008, file photo President George W. Bush speaks at a joint news conference with Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete at the State House in Dar es Salaam, while on a five-nation visit to Africa.

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A girl carries a bucket of water on her head while families displaced by the floods wait to be registered under a large tree in Baue resettlement centre, in Mutarrara, Tete Province, in this photograph released by UNICEF on January 21, 2008.