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Major initiative to alleviate mobility poverty in Tanzania by 2026
Mobility poverty remains a pressing issue in Tanzania, where 68% of the population lives in rural areas and struggles to access basic services.
New report explores obstacles to gender equality in Uganda, four African countries
Gallup-led research highlights challenging dynamics and significant obstacles to closing gender gaps
Key takeaways from the global “Learning Week 2024” conference on Land in Kampala
The Learning Week, held at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala, focused on promoting successful partnerships between government and civil society in land governance. It lasted one week.
Tanzania puts TZS1.2trillion to transform its agriculture to agroecology
Mwatima Juma, chair of the Tanzania Organic Agriculture Movement, noted that the government’s efforts to transition from conventional agriculture to agroecology are a positive step.
Witch Amolatar has just rejected en route to Dokolo
By Wednesday evening, Mama Bahati had collected all of her belongings and was on her way to Dokolo.
China’s Jinhua City investors visit Rwanda, TZ for closer trade, cultural ties
On April 1, the Jinhua delegation visited the Cape Town Grand Theatre in South Africa, which is the sister theatre of Zhejiang Wu Opera Art Research Institute.
Why Chinese Amb to Tanzania, Mingjian thinks Africa is a true ally
While China attempts to woo Africa, United States of America seems committed to the welfare of the Continent with a pledge for more funding to address key areas.
Govt to table National Kiswahili Council Bill 2023 next week
Uganda’s neighbors Kenya and Tanzania use Kiswahili as their first national languages.
Profile: URF’s Eng. Andrew Naimanye elected president of East Africa Road Funds
The term of office for an elected president is two years. In 2025, another election should take place.
Why telecommunication companies are victims of caller line identification spoofing fraud
Companies such as MTN and Airtel which own telecommunication networks on both sides of a common border to integrate their regional cellular coverage into a one-network roaming area and offer their international customers services at domestic rates.
DRC President takes over as SADC chairperson
According to the Office of the DRC President, in a statement, the two heads of state made no statement to the press.