Breaking stereotypes: How male braiders are turning hair styling into a thriving business in Tanzania
Drawn to hair-styling from a young age after watching his mother and relatives braid, Mr Mwingira would sit aside and unravel his younger sibling's hair.
Mining stakeholders push for licence checks, geological surveys to curb losses in Tanzania
Badson Group was launched alongside Badson Foundation and has employed eight young people.
Tanzania, Hanyang University ERICA seek closer ties
Finance Minister Khamis Mussa Omar led a Tanzanian delegation to the university in Seoul on the sidelines of the Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation Ministerial Meeting (KOAFEC).
Morogoro motorists set for 60pc fuel cost cut as new CNG station set to open in October
The station, constructed by Natenergy/MoroPower, is designed to serve between 600 and 800 vehicles daily, while the firm plans to construct three additional facilities across Morogoro by December 2027.
‘Russia is duping foreigners into its Ukraine war’
The findings come months after Kenya said Russia had agreed to stop recruiting its nationals.
Kenya, South Sudan move to protect trade route amid Ilemi Triangle row
Trade fell $78 million as checkpoints, inspections, costly paperwork disrupted trade along Nadapal-Juba route
Ruto moves to ringfence his turf as opposition tests its mettle in Nairobi
The parallel campaigns underscore how the 2027 contest is taking shape with Ruto consolidating support, while opposition formations are building grassroots.
Anti-Turkish protests spread after Somalia blast
Protesters accuse Türkiye of interfering in Somalia’s political and security affairs.
Tanzania secures 150 Algeria scholarships for top STEM students
The government has also secured fully funded scholarships in Russia for 10 students from the same group of 1,000 Samia Scholarship beneficiaries.
Frank Whalley, the indomitable art critic I knew
He was never one to sit on the fence, whether considering a painting, a price, a public question or an ordinary dealing of life.
