NIGERIA: Language has taken center stage in advancing inclusive education, as experts at the Language, Education and Inclusion Conference emphasized its critical role in shaping equitable learning environments, calling for stronger policies and practices that embrace multilingualism and ensure no learner is left behind.
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIANS are still recovering from incidents that tarnished the country’s image during its seventh General Election since the return of multiparty democracy in 1992.
DAR ES SALAAM: IN January 2023, President Samia Suluhu Hassan took a decisive step towards addressing long-standing concerns within Tanzania’s criminal justice system by establishing a Commission to review its performance.
DAR ES SALAAM: THERE is a moment I often return to, not because it was extraordinary, but because it was profoundly ordinary. It happened during a public awareness session in Tunduma.
DODOMA: THE Minister for Finance, Khamis Mussa Omar, has directed the Joint Finance Commission (JFC) to collaborate with the government in conducting an analysis and proposing effective ways to improve service delivery to Tanzanians through local government revenues and financial support provided by the central government.
KARATU: DEPUTY Minister for Minerals, Dr Steven Kiruswa, has led government efforts to resolve a dispute at the Amazonite gemstone mine located in Mandagawa Hamlet, Quandeng Village, Karatu District, Arusha Region, between Paradiso Minerals Limited and the technical support investor, Zhao Hao.
HARARE: Tanzania’s High Commissioner to Zimbabwe, Suzan Kaganda, visited the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) office in Harare, where she held discussions with the TPA Representative in Zimbabwe, Kulthum Boma.
The visit forms part of the implementation of Tanzania’s Economic Diplomacy Policy, aimed at strengthening the role of TPA in facilitating cargo transportation from Tanzanian ports to Southern African countries, including Zimbabwe.
Speaking during the meeting, Kulthum Boma noted that the office, which is responsible for marketing and customer service, has significantly contributed to the increase in cargo volumes entering Zimbabwe through Tanzanian ports since its official establishment in 2023.
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On her part, Ambassador Kaganda commended the achievements and emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration between the TPA office and the Tanzanian Embassy in Zimbabwe. She noted that such cooperation would help in organizing stakeholder forums and engagements with business communities to raise awareness on the use of Tanzanian ports.
She added that these efforts are expected to boost port utilization, enhance trade flows, and contribute to national economic growth.
