1. Tanzania seeks to prepare locals for oil, gas opportunities

  2. Court frees Polish man and his Tanzanian wife jailed for 30 years over cannabis

  3. 39 killed after two high-speed trains collide in Spain

Oil, gas industry must benefit Tanzanians, says VP

  1. More than 40 suspected poachers arrested in Serengeti

  2. Imbibers warned against mixing alcohol with caffeinated drinks

  3. Aga Khan urges Tanzanians to prioritise health checks ahead of festive season

  4. Tanzania election violence probe enters suspect identification phase

  5. Arusha steps up Ebola screening at Kenya border

Zanzibar

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Women dominate first TIA Zanzibar graduation as Omar hails progress on gender equality

  1. Zanzibar TRA urged to step up revenue collection after missing quarterly target

  2. Climate change threatens Zanzibar’s marine resources

  3. TRA urged to prepare for Mangapwani port operations

  1. More than half of breast cancer patients diagnosed late in Zanzibar

  2. Zanzibar President promises full university scholarships for top-performing students from 2027

  3. Tanzania-China trade set to exceed Sh31 trillion this year

  4. Sand mining sparks fear among Uzi Island residents

  5. Why Zanzibar taxman exceeded first-quarter revenue target

Health & Gender

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Supplements

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Opinion

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The experience loop: Who is responsible for getting graduates work-ready?

BY  Haika Gerson

  1. Stolen billions: The hidden economics of capital flight

  1. Built ahead of time: Can Tanzania now win the Afcon story?

  2. Media’s uphill task to maintain public trust

    BY  Angel Navuri

  3. Costliest AI mistake a Tanzanian business can make this year

  4. Vehicle does not lose control, it’s the poor driver who does!

    BY  Abdi Sultani

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Business

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  1. Tanzania urged to expand tourism options

  2. CRDB Bank Group’s nine-month profit rises 29.1 percent to Sh672 billion

  3. Sh30 billion IPOs set to give local investors pan-African market opportunities

Climate change cuts fish stocks and disrupts livelihoods in Tanga

  1. Tanzania tightens appliance standards to curb power waste

  2. Cash remains king as cash-lite deadline nears despite efforts

  3. Tanzania’s skincare market faces a more discerning consumer

  4. Why value addition is essential for Tanzania’s $1 trillion economy ambition

  5. Banks maintain lead as DSE equity turnover jumps 29 percent

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Africa

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Mother block daughter from doing papers over ‘666’ exam number

  1. Gold smuggling funds Islamic State-linked insurgency in eastern Congo

  2. Nigeria panel says 37 detained miners died from overcrowding and neglect

  3. Kenya denies backing UAE diplomat as Uganda’s Otunnu seeks UN top job

  1. Congo's Ebola cases surpass 10,000 as fears grow of wider African spread

  2. Nigeria's Ebola patient on medical evacuation flight to Switzerland, condition stable

  3. Uganda imposes 21-day quarantine on citizens returning from Congo

  4. Libya summons US envoy to protest at Trump remarks

  5. Ebola scientists to probe Nigeria case origin

World

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Magazine

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‘Evidence of the Affair’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid: Between knowing and leaving

BY  Jane Shussa

You're choosing business partners the wrong way

BY  Charlotte Makala

The flaw economy: How insecurity becomes big business

How Tanzania, Germany are working to keep the Serengeti promise alive

Art Akarach: The Thai craftsman behind Jihan Dimachk’s Tanzanian national costume

Why do we keep doing the Lord’s work on roads?

Sports

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Entertainment

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Miss Tanzania 2023 Tracy Nabukeera joins MGI All Stars 2026

BY  The Citizen Reporter

Akiki Dadi’s mission to open doors for Tanzania’s next generation of musicians

BY  Julius Maricha

The Last Conversation brings Tanzania’s mental health crisis to the screen at TASUBA

How Mbilia Bel’s ‘Nakei Nairobi’ outsmarted Kenya’s crackdown on foreign music

The race to become Kinondoni’s next beauty queen is on

Breaking the Silence: How Tanzanian short film ‘The Last Conversation’ is forcing a reckoning on mental health