Tag: Tanzania
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CAG Salutes TARURA for Reshaping Tanzania’s Road Network
Introduction The Controller and Auditor General (CAG) of Tanzania, Charles Kicheere, has publicly commended the Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency (TARURA) for its notable achievements in reshaping the country’s road network since the agency’s inception. The endorsement comes as TARURA continues to execute strategic projects aimed at improving mobility, safety, and economic activity across…
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Small risks, big vision: The rise of Tanzania’s young e-commerce tycoon in Dar es Salaam
From zero to something: The spark of a bold entrepreneurial journey In the bustling streets of Dar es Salaam, a young entrepreneur is turning cautious risk-taking into a compelling blueprint for success. Ms Shununa Haji’s online venture, Abayatul Al, began with a simple belief: calculated risk, when paired with relentless persistence, can transform a small…
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Fresh Impetus for Tanzania’s Blue Economy: UDSM IMS at the Helm of Marine Innovation
New Momentum for Tanzania’s Blue Economy President Samia Suluhu Hassan has underscored a refreshed commitment to the blue economy, positioning the University of Dar es Salaam’s Institute of Marine Sciences (UDSM–IMS) in Zanzibar at the center of this ambitious drive. By advancing research, fostering innovation, and championing sustainable management of coastal and marine resources, Tanzania…
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Small risks, big vision: The rise of a young e-commerce entrepreneur in Tanzania
From Zero to Something: The Spark Behind Abayatul Al In the bustling business landscape of Dar es Salaam, a new story is quietly reshaping the way aspiring entrepreneurs think about success. Ms Shununa Haji, a young and determined founder, is steadily turning calculated risks into a scalable e-commerce venture. Her journey—often described as a blend…
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Tanzania Pledges Stakeholder Input on Draft LATRA Driver Fatigue Regulations
Tanzania Pledges Stakeholder Input on Draft LATRA Driver Fatigue Regulations In a move aimed at strengthening road safety and regulatory transparency, the government of Tanzania has pledged to consider the views of transport stakeholders on the draft 2026 regulations proposed by the Land Transport Regulatory Authority (LATRA) regarding driver fatigue management. The assurance comes as…
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Small risks, big vision: The ascent of Tanzania’s young e-commerce entrepreneur
From Zero to something: a bold start In the vibrant market hubs of Dar es Salaam, a new voice is quietly reshaping the landscape of online business in Tanzania. Shununa Haji, a young entrepreneur with a clear-eyed view of risk and reward, has built a story that mirrors the broader ambitions of a generation hungry…
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Tanzania Govt Pledges Stakeholder Engagement on 2026 Driver Fatigue Regulations
Government Signals Inclusive Approach to Draft Driver Fatigue Rules The Tanzanian government has announced its commitment to consider the perspectives of transport stakeholders on the draft 2026 Land Transport Regulatory Authority (LATRA) regulations addressing driver fatigue. The move signals a collaborative approach as regulators seek to balance road safety with the realities of the country’s…
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Fresh Impetus for Blue Economy: UDSM-IMS Zanzibar at the Forefront of Marine Research
New Momentum for the Blue Economy In a determined push to harness the ocean’s potential, Tanzania is turning to its academic strength and strategic institutions. President Samia Suluhu Hassan highlighted the pivotal role of the University of Dar es Salaam’s Institute of Marine Sciences (UDSM–IMS) in Zanzibar as a cornerstone of the blue economy. Through…
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Tanzania Triumphs at World Travel Awards 2025: A Historic Victory
Introduction: A landmark night for Tanzania The World Travel Awards 2025 will be remembered as a turning point for Tanzania, which secured an unprecedented victory that sent ripples through the global travel industry. Competing against international giants and Africa’s own tourism powerhouses, Tanzania emerged as a standout destination, bannered by a robust combination of natural…
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TPDF Officers, Civilians Hit with Economic Sabotage Charges Over Sh591 Million Ivory Seizure
Context: A High-Profile Ivory Seizure in Moshi Two Tanzania People’s Defence Force (TPDF) officers and three civilians appeared in the Moshi Resident Magistrate’s Court on charges of economic sabotage related to a high-value ivory seizure. The case, which involves government trophies valued at approximately Sh591.3 million, has drawn attention to wildlife crime and the alleged…