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More than 500 people killed in Tanzania election violence, inquiry findsOpposition parties accused security forces but the official report does not say who was responsible.Just nowAfrica
Inquiry finds 518 dead in Tanzania election violence; blame unclear, report silent.
Tanzanian Billionaire Rostam Aziz Seizes Control of Songo Songo Gas Field, Ending Canadian Orca’s Tanzania Journey
Tanzanian billionaire Rostam Aziz takes full control of Songo Songo gas field, ending Orca Energy's Tanzania journey.
Tanzania’s Banana Bureaucracy: The Frustration of ‘Green Gold’ Sold Under a Foreign Flag
Tanzania's bananas, grown under fertile soil, are sold under Uganda's flag, highlighting a stifled agricultural growth due to 'Banana Bureaucracy'.
Tanzania’s Angela Kizigha Appointment Ignites Debate Over Power Transparency and Regional Law
Tanzania's Angela Kizigha's Parliament appointment fuels debate on power transparency & regional law implications.
Hongwang Holding Group’s $3 Billion Investment in Tanzania: A Game-Changer for Africa’s Industrial Landscape
China's Hongwang Holding Group invests $3B in Tanzania's Bagamoyo, launching Africa's next industrial hub under Vision 2050.
Tanzania’s Fuel Crisis: A Perfect Storm of Global Oil Prices and Domestic Policy Challenges
Tanzania's fuel crisis hits record highs, with Dar es Salaam prices soaring over Sh3,820/litre, as global oil shock exacerbates economic…
Tanzania’s President Orders End to Lavish Motorcades Amid Fuel Crisis
Tanzania's Pres. orders end to lavish motorcades amid fuel crisis, shifts to collective travel in single bus.
Tanzania’s Commission of Inquiry Faces Fresh Delay Amid Public Skepticism
Tanzania's Inquiry Commission delayed again by 21 days, sparking skepticism amid post-election violence investigation.
Tanzania’s Finance Minister Calls for Self-Reliant Africa Amid Global Crises
Tanzania's Finance Minister advocates for self-reliant Africa at Morocco's finance confab, urging sustainable strategies to combat global crises.
Swahili Interpreters Foster Maternal Trust in Tanzania’s Health Care
Swahili interpreters like Jackline John bridge language gaps, fostering trust in Tanzania's health care.
