The drills, which involved 15 nations, concluded today, February 21, at Lugalo Golf Club in Kawe Dar es Salaam.

Tanzania’s Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr. Pindi Chana, emphasized the forum’s significance, given that over 50 percent of Tanzanians rely on agriculture. Thank you for reading Nation.

Multi Carbon was founded to support and help the Global South [‘s] smallholder farmers. I was visiting a smallholder farm in Chhattisgarh [India], and I saw the climate vulnerability and the potential ...

The pledge of over US$50 billion led by AfDB underscores the need for sustainable solutions that do not exacerbate the continent's climate footprint. Renewable investment projects aim to deliver power ...

This key resolution was among the top priorities at the 3rd G25 African Coffee Summit going on here, where ministers and experts deliberated on strategies to rejuvenate the sector and ...

A hush had fallen over Mbarali District, but it was not the quiet of peace--it was the silence of uncertainty.Just months ago, the rolling plains were gripped by fear as government-backed rangers, ...

In about a decade or two to come, never again will it be mentioned that football age-fraud conundrum got any of the junior ...

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) should withdraw from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) because it can ...

A new study conducted by researchers from the Universities of Sheffield and Leeds explores the food waste regime in Tanzania’s avocado trade.

TANZANIA is set to host the second United Nations Regional Forum on Gastronomy Tourism for Africa, with over 300 participants ...

TANZANIA: EAST Africa’s oil and gas industry is at a turning point. As the region intensifies exploration and production, a ...

Zanzibar, Tanzania, will play host to the second edition of the Trace Awards set to take place at The Mora, on February 26, ...