Friday, September 11, 2026

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.

Barrick Buzwagi sets benchmark for international standards' mine closure

ALAT Njombe Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson of ALAT at national level, Agnetha Mpangile, speaks to members of the Association of Local Authorities of Tanzania (ALAT) from Njombe after the visit.

Guardian Correspondent
ALAT Njombe Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson of ALAT at national level, Agnetha Mpangile, speaks to members of the Association of Local Authorities of Tanzania (ALAT) from Njombe after the visit.

By Guardian Reporter , The Guardian

Members of the Association of Local Authorities of Tanzania (ALAT) from Njombe Region have visited Barrick’s Buzwagi Mine in Kahama District, which is undergoing closure, and praised the process for being professionally carried out in line with international standards while leaving a sustainable legacy.

BOA, CFAO Mobility partner to expand vehicle financing

BOA Tanzania Head of Corporate Banking Khalifa Zidadu (second left) and CFAO Mobility Tanzania CEO Ali Timimi (second right) exchange signed MoU to expand vehicle financing in Tanzania

Guardian Correspondent
BOA Tanzania Head of Corporate Banking Khalifa Zidadu (second left) and CFAO Mobility Tanzania CEO Ali Timimi (second right) exchange signed MoU to expand vehicle financing in Tanzania

By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian

Bank of Africa (BOA) Tanzania and CFAO Mobility Tanzania Limited have partnered to improve access to vehicle financing for entrepreneurs, professionals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and businesses seeking to expand their operations.

Vodacom, Bridge for Billions partner to boost startup ecosystem

Vodacom Tanzania Business Director, Nguvu Kamando (L) shakes hands with Bridge for Billions Africa Programme Director, Liliosa Mbirimi (R), shortly after announcing a new three-year partnership between Vodacom Digital Accelerator (VDA) and Bridge for Bill

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Vodacom Tanzania Business Director, Nguvu Kamando (L) shakes hands with Bridge for Billions Africa Programme Director, Liliosa Mbirimi (R), shortly after announcing a new three-year partnership between Vodacom Digital Accelerator (VDA) and Bridge for Bill

By Guardian Correspondents , The Guardian

Vodacom Tanzania has entered into a three-year partnership with global entrepreneurship network Bridge for Billions to expand the reach of its Vodacom Digital Accelerator (VDA) and strengthen support for startups and entrepreneurs across the country.

Government pledges stronger protection for local mining manufacturers

Commissioner for local Content  and CSR from the mining commission, Dr Theresia Charles Numbi ( 3rd from left) pose for a photo with Max Steel Chief Operating Officer Bhavna Pandya ( 4th from left) and company staff during a visit to the company.

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Commissioner for local Content and CSR from the mining commission, Dr Theresia Charles Numbi ( 3rd from left) pose for a photo with Max Steel Chief Operating Officer Bhavna Pandya ( 4th from left) and company staff during a visit to the company.

By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian

The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting local investors in Tanzania’s mining sector and ensuring that they receive value from their investments.

Stanbic, ZEEA sign 5-year partnership to spur enterprise growth in Zanzibar

Fredrick Max, Head of Business and Commercial Banking at Stanbic Bank Tanzania (left), and Juma Burhan Mohamed, Executive Director of the Zanzibar Economic Empowerment Agency, ZEEA (Right)...

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Fredrick Max, Head of Business and Commercial Banking at Stanbic Bank Tanzania (left), and Juma Burhan Mohamed, Executive Director of the Zanzibar Economic Empowerment Agency, ZEEA (Right)...

By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian

Stanbic Bank Tanzania and the Zanzibar Economic Empowerment Agency today signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding establishing a strategic partnership to strengthen entrepreneurship, financial inclusion and sustainable business growth across Zanzibar.