The government under President Samia has prioritized use of empiri­cal data and research to inform policy decisions.

Tanzania’s energy landscape is a labyrinth of contradictions. On one side, the government champions an “energy transition” fuelled by imported LPG gas—a costly scheme redirecting rural women’s meagre ...

Although Tanzania spans 947,303 square kilometres, the government has never fully mapped out the exact size of usable land ...

Samia says updating the national map is crucial for sustainable land use and efficient planning for future generations ...

Tanzania's agricultural sector is undergoing a technological revolution with the launch of Kilimotech Chatbot, an AI-powered ...

White rhinos have returned to Tanzania after nearly half a century, part of an initiative to revive a species lost to ...

The reason is that Egypt is seeking something like an extension of its own territory in sighting emerging regional markets, ...

The surprising results are the first to demonstrate a beneficial spillover effect from a strategy to reduce conflict with ...

After a significant dip in 2020, when FDI inflows dropped from 1.2 billion US dollars to 943.8 million US dollars due to the ...

OVER the past four years, President Samia Suluhu Hassan has led transformative reforms in Tanzania’s education sector, ...

Dar es Salaam. Business leaders in Tanzania remain confident about the country’s economic prospects despite ongoing global uncertainties, inflation concerns and cyber threats.According to PwC’s 28th ...

Tanzania has revised its land policy to provide a safer and more structured route for foreign investors to invest in real estate, while ensuring faster resolution of property disputes. The revised ...