1. Mining sector surpasses revenue target landmark

  2. Morogoro cooperative sector hit by conflict

  3. IPU set for historic leadership change as Tanzania prepares to host 153rd Assembly in Arusha

Public Service Week promotes citizen-centred services reform

  1. Tanzania, UAE seek stronger diplomatic and cultural ties

  2. Tanzania architect charged over alleged Sh788 million fraud

  3. Women take larger role in Tanapa leadership as gender gap narrows

  4. Muhas awards Sh75 million research grants support

  5. Women turn climate challenges into opportunities through education

Zanzibar

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Mwinyi Swears in Mansura Mossi Kassim as Zanzibar Chief Secretary

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  2. ACT youth wing blames policy gaps for Zanzibar youth unemployment

  3. Mwinyi appoints Mansura Mossi Kassim as Zanzibar Chief Secretary

  1. Zanzibar government receives Sh15.5bn PBZ dividend, up 53 percent

  2. Zanzibar gains most from union, youth aren't taking jobs, lawmakers tell critics

  3. Zanzibar moves to fix budget law gap

  4. Zanzibar launches fisheries census to boost data quality and blue economy growth

  5. Union discrimination, equality and justice concerns dominate Zanzibar budget debate

Health & Gender

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Supplements

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Opinion

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The high price of truth: Why public voices have fallen silent

BY  Charles Makakala

  1. What Tanzania’s Sh62.3 trillion Budget must now prove

    BY  Amne Suedi

  1. Monopoly on some BRT routes and what it means

    BY  J.M. Lusugga Kironde

  2. Why Namibian leader’s Tanzania visit matters beyond diplomacy

  3. Finance Act, 2026: Should government borrow from the central bank?

  4. From boxes to bytes: Transformation of agricultural trading is here with us

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Business

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  1. Hope for farmers as NFRA unveils 1.2m-tonne cereals purchase plan

  2. Digital payment: Is Tanzania ready for cash-lite economy?

  3. Comesa pushes digital insurance reforms to ease cross-border trade

Address bottlenecks at border posts, EAC urged

  1. Sabasaba at 50: Tanzania prepares for its biggest trade showcase yet

  2. Zanzibar government signs Sh300 billion deal with Yas Fibre

  3. YouTube, TikTok drive data boom as internet subscriptions increase

  4. Tanzania pushes miners to turn projects from paper to jobs

  5. How gold exports drive Tanzania’s trade surplus with neighbours

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Africa

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US provides Ebola treatment for outbreak in Congo, bringing trials closer

  1. Libya's eastern government bans entry of nationals from four African countries

  2. Kenya signs $1.2 billion deal with Chinese firm to expand Nairobi airport

  3. Nigerian SEC orders halt to marketing for Dangote refinery IPO

  1. Congo says confirmed Ebola cases rise to 1,048, including 267 deaths

  2. Ethiopian prime minister's party gets another big parliamentary majority

  3. African, Caribbean states back slavery reparations plan at Ghana meeting

  4. Congo says confirmed Ebola cases rise to 956, including 247 deaths

  5. Namibia says it is being removed from financial crime watchdog's 'grey list'

World

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Community by Invitation or Obligation? When Access Becomes Expectation

BY  Haika Gerson

How you can improve customer service

BY  Charlotte Makala

‘The Good Side of Divorce’ by Dr Tatu-Maureen Mnimbo: There’s no shame in starting over

When silence hides struggle: The unseen crisis shaping inclusive education in Tanzania

Doctors highlight when weight becomes a health risk

THE PUB: Generosity often taken for granted in my kind of pubs

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Entertainment

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Fashion filmmakers invited to revive Africa's endangered textile traditions

BY  Beatrice Materu

Tems joins Queen Latifah, Doechii on BET stage

BY  Beatrice Materu

When a name change changes everything: Tanzanian artistes who reinvented their identity

East African film projects selected for Locarno Open Doors 2026

From comedy clash to digital power: What the Coy Mzungu, Mzee Shayo debate reveals about Tanzania's creator economy

South African artists losing international opportunities over xenophobia concerns