Barrick supports school construction in Longido

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Barrick Tanzania Resident Manager, Dr Melkiory Ngido, speaks to residents of Kiseriani Village, Engikaret Ward, Longido District, during the inauguration of classrooms and teachers' houses constructed with support from Barrick Tanzania

Barrick, which operates in Tanzania in partnership with the government through Twiga Minerals, has supported residents of Kiseriani Village in Engikaret Ward, Longido District, and local leaders in completing the construction of classrooms and other school infrastructure at Shikinzi Primary School.

TBL and Vodacom sign MoU to empower 26,000 retailers

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Vodacom Business Director, Nguvu Kamando (L), presents a souvenior to Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) Managing Director, Michelle Kilpin (R), shortly after the signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two companies, held in Dar

Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) and Vodacom Tanzania PLC have signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen the capabilities of retailers across Tanzania through the Retailer Development Programme (RDP), a capacity-building initiative designed to equip entrepreneurs with practical business, financial and digital skills for sustainable growth.

Man shot dead after allegedly robbery attempt at the CRDB branch

 ALEXANDER SANGA

MWANZA: A man, estimated to be between 30 and 35 years old, has died after being shot by police following an incident where he entered the CRDB Bank (Rock City Mall branch) in Ilemela District, allegedly attempting to forcibly take money.

Dar’s Immigration Office holds 197 Malawians for illegal entry, stay

 Dotto Lameck

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Dar es Salaam Regional Immigration Office has arrested 197 illegal immigrants from Malawi and Burundi during operations and patrols conducted in various parts of Dar es Salaam. 

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According to the Immigration Office, the arrests were made between September 4 and 14, 2026. Of those arrested, 102 are Malawian nationals and 95 are Burundian nationals.

The operations were conducted in several areas across the city, including Mwananyamala, Mbezi kwa Kakobe and Tandale in Kinondoni District; Keko, Mbagala and Tandika in Temeke District; as well as Ubungo and Kigamboni.

Addressing Immigration Officers, Inspectors and Immigration Officers involved in the arrest operations and investigation of cases, Dar es Salaam Regional Immigration Officer (SACI) Vincent Haule urged them to carry out their duties professionally, patriotically and in accordance with the law.

SACI Haule also commended the Immigration Offices in Kinondoni, Temeke, Ilala, Kigamboni and Ubungo districts for their efforts to address the challenge of irregular immigration.

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He further stressed the importance of continuing to educate the public through the “Know Your Neighbour” campaign, which aims to raise public awareness of immigration matters.

According to Haule, the campaign also encourages members of the public to report individuals who enter or reside in the country without following the required legal procedures.

He said the public awareness efforts have continued to increase the understanding and participation of citizens and leaders at various levels in efforts to control irregular immigration and strengthen community security.

The Dar es Salaam Regional Immigration Office has urged members of the public to continue cooperating with law enforcement authorities by reporting suspected cases of irregular immigration, while ensuring that such information is submitted through official and secure channels.

EFAfrica Group appoints Tanzanian Nicomed Bohay as its Group CEO

 VERONICA MHETA

ARUSHA: A Tanzanian development finance expert, Nicomed Bohay, has been appointed Group Chief Executive Officer (Group CEO) of EFAfrica Group Ltd. 

ACSACONM awards inspiring nurses and midwives in Zanzibar

 DAILY NEWS Reporter

ZANZIBAR: THE Golden Tulip Airport Zanzibar Hotel was abuzz with excitement as it hosted the Official Opening and Graduation Ceremony organized by the East, Central and Southern Africa College of Nursing and Midwifery (ECSACONM).

The event brought together dignitaries, graduates, and partners in a celebration of achievements and future aspirations in nursing and midwifery education.

The ceremony began with a grand procession by various chapters of ECSACONM, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Ms Agnes Mtawa, the Registrar of the Tanzania Nursing and Midwifery Council. 

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The event was attended by representatives from the Intuitive Foundation, Laerdal Foundation, Jhpiego, AMREF, and several UN agencies such as UNFPA, UNICEF, and WHO. The diplomatic missions from Oman, China, and India were also in attendance, highlighting the international significance of the event.

During a heartfelt welcome address, Dr Glory Msibi, the ECSACONM President, emphasized the pivotal role of nursing and midwifery in shaping the future of healthcare.

She said, “Our graduates are not just professionals; they are the backbone of our healthcare systems, dedicated to improving lives and communities. Today, we celebrate not only their achievements but also the commitment to excellence that they embody.”

In retrospect,Dr  Ntuli Kapologwe, Director General of the East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community (ECSA-HCM), highlighted the collaborative efforts needed to advance healthcare education, saying, “Together, we can build a stronger healthcare workforce that meets the challenges of our time. Education is the key to unlocking potential, and our partnerships are vital in this journey.”

A significant moment of the ceremony was the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of Health Zanzibar (MOHZ) and ECSACONM, aimed at enhancing nursing education and practice standards in the region. This partnership signifies a commitment to fostering innovation and improving healthcare delivery through enhanced training programs.

The highlight of the day was the ECSACONM Graduation Ceremony, where graduates were honored for their hard work and dedication.

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The ceremony recognized honorary fellows and fellows elected by their peers, culminating in the announcement of the “Best Candidate” award. The graduates were celebrated for their commitment to excellence in nursing and midwifery.

The Showtime Managing Director Ibrahim Mitawi, the Event Manager  said: “Each graduate here today represents a beacon of hope for our communities. The knowledge and skills will advance careers and transform the lives of many and innovate the healthcare sector.”

The ceremony not only marked a significant milestone for the graduates but also reinforced the commitment of ECSACONM and its partners to advancing healthcare education across East, Central, and Southern Africa.