Air Tanzania makes sudden U-turn on Moscow flight suspension

  1. 2025 General Election takes centre stage in Lissu treason hearing

  2. Tanesco signs Sh63 billion deal to boost power supply to Geita mine

  3. Bus operators turn to shuttles for passenger convenient drop-offs

Beyond grades: What matters during O-Level school selection

  1. Swiss tourists give firsthand account of Serengeti incident

  2. Creative sector calls for financial, legal reforms to unlock Tanzania’s creative economy

  3. Fresh fire breaks out on Mount Kilimanjaro

  4. Tanzania fintechs, banks told to rethink partnerships

  5. Innovation key to Tanzania’s insurance growth

Zanzibar

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Zanzibar farmers decry power, poor roads and weak markets

  1. Zanzibar Court dismisses election petitions due to flawed affidavits

  2. Zanzibar President Mwinyi calls for stronger Non-Aligned Movement voice

  3. Zanzibar bags three top African tourism titles

  1. Zanzibar steps up El Niño preparedness as 105 Stone Town buildings declared risky

  2. Othman: ACT Wazalendo is committed to protecting citizens’ rights, lives

  3. Football stadium security goes beyond ticket checks

  4. Violence raises growing safety concerns in Zanzibar football

  5. Zanzibar shifts quietly from cash to fast digital payment systems

Health & Gender

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Opinion

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Journo recalls ‘Sammer’ Jam shows; ‘honourable’ House passes new Bill

BY  Abdi Sultani

  1. When ‘I’m selling my island’ isn’t quite true

    BY  Amne Suedi

  1. An environmental management agenda for the VP

    BY  J.M. Lusugga Kironde

  2. MALOTO’S CORNER: Warioba denies the nation an adviser, mediator

    BY  Luqman Maloto

  3. Refineries, ports and the future of East African integration – 2

  4. Does civic ignorance thwart the aspirations of African nations?

    BY  Shimbo Pastory

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Business

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  1. Dodoma commuter rail plan moves to funding stage after assessment

  2. How booming bodaboda industry is turning young riders into employers

  3. Economists back movable assets for credit

Quality, sustainability earn Alliance One top award

  1. EA builds competing energy hubs as refineries reshape oil market

  2. VisionFund launches app with instant digital services

  3. WhatsApp charges: New fees to affect Tanzanian businesses

  4. Tanzanians now to access loans with movable assets as collateral

  5. Funding in the spotlight as calls for vocational skills training grow

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Africa

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UN approves resolution in support of map that shows Africa's true size

  1. Ruto orders crackdown on foreign hawkers in Kenya

  2. Kenya's president orders Tata Chemicals to end operations in the country

  3. Chevron, Shell sign preliminary agreement with Ghana as country reviews oil and gas sector

  1. South African airline behind viral stadium flyby cancels repeat display

  2. Congo's Ebola outbreak kills more than 3,000, government figures show

  3. Zambia's chaotic election casts shadow over Hichilema swearing-in

  4. UN committee says countries must consider reparations for slave trade

  5. Kenya airport staff strike delays thousands of passengers

World

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Ooh we love the tea… hot, spicy and juicy but some tea isn’t ours to spill

BY  Beatrice Materu

Everybody will eat where they work, bars included

BY  Wa Muyanza

How Zanzibar gave Dutch woman a new lease on life

How AI is giving Bongo Flava a new reason to go live

Helping others up: Do they owe you one?

From Sengerema to Ireland: A journey built on excellence

Sports

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Entertainment

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Dudu Baya faces police action after defying government summons

BY  Beatrice Materu

Can public votes take Tanzania’s Latricia Ian closer to the Miss World 2026 crown?

BY  Beatrice Materu

Tanzania Film Board summons Kajala, Irene, Aunty Ezekiel and Wolper

Beyond the crown: Miss Universe finalists offered Dubai studies, jobs and land

Mobetto appointed UNESCO Global Champion, opens up on online struggles

Peter Cullen, Legendary Voice of Optimus Prime, Dies at 85