‘Rift Valley linking different mosquito genetic populations‘

‘Rift Valley linking different mosquito genetic populations‘

TWO distinct genetic populations of anopheles mosquitoes with different DNA and resistance levels are scattered across the country, a collaborative study has uncovered.

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GREEN agriculture is a wide ranging concept that has a welter of stakeholders in each of its aspects, such that SwissAid and other partners, engaged in the second phase of the programme taking up crops for healthier diets (Crops4HD).

DCEA suspects using corpses in drug traffic

DCEA suspects using corpses in drug traffic

Govt appeals to WHO amidst cholera spread

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President Xi Jinping, who is also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, talks to students

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Mloganzila ‘A’ Primary School Head Teacher, Jackson Masasi joined by some of his pupils in watering one of the 600 trees donated by Bayport Financial Services Tanzania in a commitment to a sustainable future.

Firm plants 300 trees at Mloganzila referral hospital

The Director of Publications and Research from the Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE), Kwangu Zabron Masalu (center), speaks in Dar es Salaam during a workshop organized for IT teachers.. On the left is Audax Tibuhinda from UNICEF

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Director General of theetroleum Upstream Regulatory Authority Eng. Charles Sangweni, briefs to journalists (not pictured) during the ongoing 49th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) at the Mwalimu Nyerere Fairgrounds.

Local participation in Oil and Gas sector rises to 85 pct, PURA reports

In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Emergency Service, firefighters put out a blaze following a Russian attack in Kyiv region, Ukraine, on July 9, 2025

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THE IMPACTS OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE USE REGULATIONS IN TANZANIA’S BANKING SECTOR

Between August 2007 and December 2017, the Government of Tanzania issued several directives prohibiting the use of foreign currencies for domestic payments of goods and services within the United Republic of Tanzania.

The global fintech landscape is diverse, including nimble startups, established technology giants expanding into financial services, and traditional financial institutions adopting new technologies to remain competitive.

Fintech braced for fresh wave of disruption

The global fintech landscape is diverse, including nimble startups, established technology giants expanding into financial services, and traditional financial institutions adopting new technologies to remain competitive.

Fintech braced for fresh wave of disruption

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To enhance transaction security, NMB has introduced fingerprint (biometric) authentication for logging in and conducting transactions via the app.

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To enhance transaction security, NMB has introduced fingerprint (biometric) authentication for logging in and conducting transactions via the app.

NMB Bank heavily invests on digital platforms to boost financial inclusion

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A bird’s view of the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Dar es Salaam. The stadium will be closed to undergo major repairs soon after Taifa Stars have faced Niger on June 17 in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

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Agriculture minister Hussein Bashe

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Uganda President Yoweri Museveni (left) Samia Suluhu (centre) and William Ruto during a meeting in ZanzIbar.

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Shinyanga Regional Medical Officer Dr Yudas Ndungile

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This photo taken on April 13, 2024 shows a view outside the venue of the fourth China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou, capital city of south China's Hainan Province, April 13, 2024.

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Hadija Kabojela, (Centre) Ushetu District Executive Director cutting a ribbon to signify the official handover of a refurbished Bulungwa Health HIV Care and Treatment Clinic with medical equipments worth 768m/- by Tanzania Health Promotion Support

CDC innovates to fight youth HIV infections

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AISHI Manula, widely regarded as one of Tanzania’s finest goalkeepers, has made a sensational return to Azam FC after an eight-year stint with rivals Simba SC.

In a previous interview, Mangula emphasized that the successful organization of such events reflects TACA’s strong commitment to improving the sport.

Louis Kara crowned Tanzania national chess champion

In a previous interview, Mangula emphasized that the successful organization of such events reflects TACA’s strong commitment to improving the sport.

Louis Kara crowned Tanzania national chess champion

Soccer player Hassan Kilumbi dribbles past teammates during a recent training session at Jitihada Kitunda Primary School grounds in Dar es Salaam.

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Soccer player Hassan Kilumbi dribbles past teammates during a recent training session at Jitihada Kitunda Primary School grounds in Dar es Salaam.

Mtambi: Mara Region can achieve more with better sports planning

Cricketers making Tanzania's senior squad appreciate each other for getting a wicket during the Quad Nations T20 Cup – Arjun Menon Memorial clash against Bahrain in Blantyre, Malawi last Tuesday.

Tanzania's cricketers bounce back in Quad Nations T20 Cup

Cricketers making Tanzania's senior squad appreciate each other for getting a wicket during the Quad Nations T20 Cup – Arjun Menon Memorial clash against Bahrain in Blantyre, Malawi last Tuesday.

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Students often learn more from peers than from teachers, as they feel more comfortable interacting with each other. Teachers, due to differences in age and status, may unintentionally inhibit interaction.

Teachers should embrace social skills to effectively fulfill their duties

Last week, a passenger bus owned by Channel One Co. (T 179 CWL) and a Toyota Coaster mini-bus (T 199 EFX), collided head-on and bursting into flames in Same District, Kilimanjaro Region.

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Inspector of Police Nelson Mwinuka pictured yesterday at an impromptu vehicle inspection spot at Chimbuya in Mbozi District, Songwe Region, sensitising children who were aboard an overcrowded microbus on road safety.

Police inspector sensitizes children on road safety at Mbozi Checkpoint

****************** Rajnish Kumar (in tie), Head of Chancery at the Indian High Commission in Tanzania, pictured in Dar es Salaam yesterday with Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) employees lined up for training in India under the Indian govt prg.

Tanesco Staff chosen for India training programme

Dr Habiba Hassan Omar (with microphone), Permanent Secretary of Zanzibar’s Infrastructure, Communications and Transport ministry, briefs Zanzibar’s Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla (3rd-L) on Ng’ambwa road and bridge construction.

Zanzibar Second VP briefed on Uzi-Ng’ambwa Road, bridge project

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Xi attends welcome ceremony held by Brazilian president

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