THE world prepares for COP30 in Belém, Brazil, opening on November 10, 2025. In a special way, Africa faces a defining test. With recurrent droughts, floods, and food insecurity...
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As Tanzania leads Africa’s united climate agenda toward COP30 in Brazil, history offers both inspiration and warning. From the Great Green Wall to the African Renewable Energy Initiative, past...
FOR generations, the kitchen fire in Tanzania was seen as a woman’s domain – a smoky corner where men rarely lingered. But as the nation turns toward clean cooking...
WHEN the sun rises over Rutenge village in Kamachumu ward, Kagera, the first smoke curls from the kitchen of Paskazia Muk’omukama, a 67-year-old mother and grandmother. The smell of...
ACROSS Africa, the simple act of cooking a meal carries hidden costs. In millions of homes, families rely on firewood, charcoal, or kerosene stoves, filling kitchens with smoke that...
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NEW FOUNDATION TARGETS EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE TO DRIVE TRANSFORMATION IN TANZANIA
Mr. Sanjeev Mansotra, Chairman of Planet One Group, yesterday announced the launch of the Sanjeev Mansotra Foundation (SMF) in Tanzania, marking a significant step in the Foundation’s mission to...
TANZANIA is witnessing the fiercest protests in its 64 years of independence – an unprecedented uprising triggered by what many citizens describe as the most brazen electoral theft in...
AS Tanzania grapples with deep political unrest following the protest emanating from the disputed October 2025 elections, Bishop Benson Bagonza of the Evangelical Lutheran Church has once again offered...
AS Tanzania descends into its most turbulent moment in decades, following the October 2025 general elections, Bishop Benson Bagonza – a respected cleric and moral voice – has issued...
TANZANIA’S general election has been overshadowed by an internet shutdown and isolated incidents of unrest in parts of the country, following protests by youths and a boycott by the...