World Bank approves $550 million for Tanzania to boost skills, support vulnerable households
WASHINGTON: The World Bank has approved $550 million in financing for Tanzania to support education reforms and expand assistance to...
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Tanzania calls for global tech partnerships to tackle population challenges
NEW YORK: Tanzania has called for stronger international collaboration to harness technology and research in addressing population challenges and accelerating...
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Tanzania inquiry into election unrest highlights institutional credibility, says Prof Juma
DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania’s independent commission of inquiry into unrest surrounding the Oct. 29, 2025 general election is being presented...
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MPs seek overhaul of youth and women loan scheme
DODOMA: Tanzanian lawmakers have proposed a series of reforms aimed at improving access, accountability and impact of a government-backed loan...
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Reforms fuel Tanzania collective investment growth
DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania’s capital markets are emerging as an increasingly important channel for broad-based wealth creation, as economic reforms...
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