Friday, September 11, 2026

Canada ranks high on investor trust, but execution gap remains


New CPP Investments research finds trust doesn't guarantee capital

Global institutional investors rank Canada among the most trusted destinations for capital, but two new reports find trust alone will not guarantee investment. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's (CPP Investments) Insights Institute published the research on Tuesday, ahead of the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto next week.

TCRACCC forms Shinyanga consumers committee


 DAILY News Reporter

SHINYANGA: THE Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority Consumer Consultative Council (TCRACCC) this week formed the Shinyanga Regional Communications Services Consumers Committee to strengthen the protection of consumers’ rights and safety.

Experts back mandatory electronic payments

 


ALLY MAYALA

DAR ES SALAAM: TAX experts and economists have welcomed mandatory electronic payments for specified transactions, saying the measure will curb tax evasion, widen the tax base and accelerate Tanzania’s transition towards a more transparent digital  economy. 

Tanzania moves to bolster preparedness for health emergencies at community level

 


DAILY NEWS Reporter

ARUSHA: THE Director of the Emergency and Disaster Management Department at the Ministry of Health, Dr Erasto Sylvanus, has stressed the need to strengthen preparedness for health emergencies at the community and local  government levels.

Tanzania pledges to acquire additional land close to Kisiwa/Mgao Port for port’s future expansion


DAILY NEWS Reporter

MTWARA: THE Tanzanian  government has been advised to acquire additional land surrounding the Kisiwa/Mgao Port Design and Construction Project in Mtwara Region to create room for the port’s future expansion and avoid potentially high compensation and land acquisition costs.

Mbarali mothers to benefit from Yas maternity support


MBARALI: Expectant mothers receiving care at Mbarali District Hospital are set to benefit from improved maternity services following the donation of medical equipment and essential maternity supplies by Yas Tanzania through its Tumaini Campaign. 

Tanzania plans AI data centres

ESTHER KASANGA

SEOUL: THE government plans to establish artificial intelligence (AI) data centres as the country prepares for wider use of the technology across key sectors of the economy, the Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Ms Angela Kairuki, has said.