Opinion

Blue economy: War on IUU fishing holds a lot of promise for Tanzania

In the early stages, Tanzania began developing policies and strategies to promote sustainable marine and coastal management including the issue of IUU.

Campaign to curb underage drinking timely, though rather hard to sustain

Underage drinking is dangerous

Having reciprocal trade agreements, rolling back aid have crucial lessons

It was also a situation where just about any emergency around the world would be quickly taken up by quasi-governmental agencies, especially those linked with the United Nations system.

Bagamoyo Port leasing rumours point to inner state of our ‘fears’

Bagamoyo Port

Rises in minimum pensions, lumpsum payments laudable

As legislators were demanding a timeframe for the government to address numerous complaints about the pension calculation formula affecting public servants, this move is a genuine response, even if it doesn’t exactly quench their thirst.

Finding capable investors for tea farms, factories a perennial issue

Tea farm

Fortifying economy internally has taken long time to realise

Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa

Amending 1928 Witchcraft Ordinance simply a curiosity

Court Hammer

Budgeting for HIV/Aids drugs locally is plausible

HIV/AIDS Red Ribbon

Spending billions for people to drink tea more often: Any use?

Tea

NHIF packages restore old cost sharing format

Plant artificial intelligence devices to street lighting networks to curb crime

Artificial Intelligence Illustration

Minister needs to walk the talk over expectations on state legal aid drive

Court Hammer

Energy: African ministers right as PPP unlocks venture capital

The Declaration focused on providing access to electricity for 300 million people in Africa by 2030. The high point of the event was the presidential endorsement of the Dar es Salaam Declaration by African leaders at the JNICC.

Gastronomy tourism forum menu to list more than food

Tourists at the park

Poor Math score wakeup call to authorities to device new ways

Further efforts are required to improve teaching of the subject in schools, but the issue is less the Math than the overall score, to raise the division 1 to III levels, which strictly speaking ought to be above 50 percent.

Desire for change brought in Lissu, who can count on transparent polls

Former Chadema Mainland vice chairman Tundu Lissu

Intent to cease use of NIN will hit govt more than individuals

The National Identification Authority (NIDA) cards

Pivotal CCM nominations: Air of optimism justified

President Samia Suluhu Hassan

TUCTA labour law ideas low on competition ethos

Court Hammer

Top Headlines

Samia: Pay victims of animal incursions quickly

Bagamoyo port: TPA signs MoUs with Saudi, China, Egyptian firms

Tanga investors praise Samia for improvement in policy since 2021

Africa wants 50pc of its coffee processed locally

VP lauds STAMICO’s cooking solution drive

Tanga port collects extra 11.143bn/- in six months

DRC president to form unity gov't to tackle security crisis

Zanzibar to host 2025 UET forum

Climate scientists warn of extreme heats in the Greater Horn of Africa

Morogoro number three in impactful investments

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