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The U.N. refugee agency says one of the longest-running refugee sagas in the world is ending with the return of 400 Burundians who fled to Tanzania in 1972. The UNHCR has helped 53,500 refugees return to Burundi from Tanzania...
Beijing's Foreign Ministry officials are energetically distancing themselves from a US$7 billion minerals deal announced on 9 October by the increasingly isolated military regime in Guinea with the Hong-Kong based China...
The multinational military exercise involving contingents from the five East African states led by the US military and the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) entered its fourth day today in Kitgum, following its official...
The Rapid Funding Envelope (RFE) has announced the release of Sh6.3 billion to fund HIV/Aids activities by civil society organizations in Tanzania. The 30 grant awards will be implemented in collaboration with the Tanzania...
Locusts know no border. And for farmers in Africa, this fact can translate into disaster. A locust can consume more than its weight in food in just a day. If not controlled, large swarms of locusts will fly over vast areas of...
Eleven roads are lined up for construction to tarmac level during the current financial year, it was revealed in Parliament yesterday, amid claims by the MPs on unfair distribution of infrastructure funds.
Dodoma — More than one million hectares of land have been allocated to pastoralist communities in 240 villages countrywide. The deputy minister for Livestock Development and Fisheries, Dr James Wanyancha said the move was aimed...
Source: UNHCR UNHCR has welcomed a decision by the Tanzanian government to give more time for the voluntary repatriation of some 36,000 Burundian camp-based refugees. The Mtabila refugee camp in Kasulu district ...
Local entrepreneurs are set to benefit from grants of over $10 million (Sh13 billion). The Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TFSP) is undertaking two programmes - the National Business Plan Competition (BPC) and the National...
United Nations-backed emergency efforts have successfully contained a massive Red Locust outbreak in Tanzania and upheld the livelihoods of millions of farmers, marking the first time that biopesticides have been used on a...
