Tanzania now puts youth at centre of new investment drive
To boost youth participation, the government plans to establish a Special Centre for Youth Investors and designate industrial zones across several regions exclusively for youth-led manufacturing projects.Read More
Read moreHope as Phase One of Dar es Salaam’s rapid bus services set to resume after election-day damage
Services will run along the main corridor from Ubungo Terminal to Kivukoni, including the Gerezani–Muhimbili stretch. However, the Morocco route will remain closed while critical electrical and ticketing infrastructure is repaired.Read More
Read morePush for easy access to SGR, BRT stations
The country needs a reliable and uninterrupted transport chain, beginning from residential streets all the way to large transit stations.Read More
Read morePublic servants’ housing agency urged to widen funding base
Many Tanzanians complain simply because they are unaware of the projects already completed.Read More
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Minister of State in the President’s Office (Public Service Management and Good Governance), Mr Ridhiwan KikweteRead More
Read moreHarley Reed Ghana trains journalists on ESG and sustainability reporting
Harley Reed Ghana, a leading institution in consulting, training, and professional services, has organised a one-day capacity-building workshop on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Sustainability reporting for journalists, senior editors, and reporters in Accra. The workshop was designed to strengthen the ability of media professionals to understand, analyse, and accurately report on ESG and sustainability-related issues. It also aimed to promote informed media engagement to enhance accountability and support Ghana’s planned transition to mandatory ESG…
Read moreTurning garbage into masterpieces: The new face of recycling in tourism
The eco-friendly initiative comes on the heels of Arusha and Tanzania’s ambitious goal to attract millions more tourists in the coming years.Read More
Read moreTwo national guard members critically wounded near White House; Afghan suspect in custody
Two members of the West Virginia National Guard were critically wounded on Tuesday afternoon after being shot while on a high-visibility patrol near the White House in Washington, DC. According to police, the incident occurred shortly after 2 p.m., when an attacker approached from a corner and opened fire on the patrol team. The victims have been identified as Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and Andrew Wolfe, 24, both serving with the West Virginia National Guard. They were…
Read moreGhana bets on $3.5bn oil push to halt production decline
The government of Ghana is mobilising US$3.5 billion in new oil investments as part of efforts to reverse a significant decline in petroleum production and stabilise the country’s energy revenue outlook. A joint KPMG–UNDP analysis, titled “2026 Budget Highlights,” reports that crude oil output has fallen by nearly 50% since its peak in 2019, posing risks to fiscal stability and long-term energy planning. According to the report, production decreased from 71.4 million barrels in 2019 to…
Read moreGuinea-Bissau sees new transitional leader as Gen N’Tam assumes power
General Horta N’Tam has been sworn in as the transitional president of Guinea-Bissau, a day after reports of a coup that removed President Umaro Sissoco Embaló from office. His one-year mandate is intended to stabilise the country and oversee a process toward new elections or a restored constitutional order. Gen N’Tam, formerly the head of the presidential guard, took the oath at army headquarters during a brief ceremony attended by senior military officers. Civil society groups,…
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