Saturday, October 17, 2026

Kibaha bans sand mining in Mpiji River valle

 Harriet Kiama

KIBAHA: KIBAHA Municipal Council has banned sand mining in the Mpiji River valley at Vikawe Bondeni Street, Pangani Ward, to curb environmental degradation and protect the

Tanzania’s insurance industry eyes regional gains

 Daily News Reporter

DAR ES SALAAM: FROM protecting family savings and safeguarding businesses to cushioning economies against unexpected shocks, insurance is steadily emerging as a vital pillar of  financial security

STAMICO plans three new mines

DAR ES SALAAM: THE State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) plans to establish three new mines, two for gold and one for graphite, as it seeks to expand mineral production, strengthen its investment portfolio and increase domestic participation in the mining sector.

PROJECTS IMPLEMENTATION: VP orders timely delivery

SONGWE: VP orders timely delivery VICE-PRESIDENT Deogratius Ndejembi has directed ministers and government officials to accelerate the implementation of development projects, warning that citizens need tangible results, including reliable water, electricity and roads, rather than repeated promises.

African women demand land ownership data

 Yasinta Amos

ARUSHA: RURAL women from 22 African countries have called on governments to collect and publish data on women’s land ownership, saying reliable statistics are essential for measuring progress in protecting their rights and strengthening food security.

Special groups win 74.32bn/- in govt tenders

DAR ES SALAAM: MORE than 33,500 groups representing youth, women, older persons and people with disabilities have ...

6,308 NIDA cards remain uncollected in Zanzibar

National Identification Authority (NIDA) cardsBy Rahma Suleiman , The Guardian


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National Identification Authority (NIDA) cards

A total of 6,308 National Identification Authority (NIDA) cards printed for Zanzibar residents remain uncollected, Home Affairs Minister Patrobas Katambi has said, warning that delays could affect access to services requiring the documents.