Opinion

Traders will best use business loans if revolving fund method is adopted

Traders will best use business loans if revolving fund method is adopted

Internal private investments in natural resource sector crucial

Guardian Reporter

Forest

New-look CCM good for the polls, yes, the grumbling notwithstanding

Ballot box

Trade unions ought to be able to address wider labour crises

Much of Africa is experiencing instability owing to failing rural and urban prospects with different reactions as either urban riots or rural insurgency.

Inclusion not enough in UNFPA, Planning Commission work plans over Vision 2050

The current work format demands a medium-term perspective in the form of a five-year intermediate operational plan.

Private sector wage fiats provide a marginal relief

The government is evidently mindful of the welfare of private sector employees if it could fix a wage deal and it sticks, without mass layoffs if profit projections are severely affected.

Plastics treaty talks’ collapse implies countries tackle the problem at home

Plastics

Agro-technology’s tripling of cotton output highly inspiring

Cotton

In curbing child abandoning or abuse, bus terminals’ welfare desks may indeed help

Child abandonment

Variation in themes of presumptive candidates broadens policy dialogue

Guardian Reporter

INEC director of election Ramadhan Kailima

NGOs need business models to tackle global plastics crisis

Plastic waste

Zonal customs bond for transit business ‘better late than never’

Traders moving goods from a port to destinations far inland, crossing borders, will no longer be required to post separate bonds or cash deposits at every border crossing, a practice that ties up capital and inflates trade costs.

Let China’s rise be the wind in African nations’ sails, not new wheels to invent

Each year, China produces over 1.5 million STEM graduates, strategically harnessing their youth bulge to fuel national advancement.

Both regulation and behaviour behind endless supply and use of illicit liquor

The proper source of the alcohol problem is inactivity, structural inactivity in communities where there is fairly intense labour in planting, weeding and harvesting, and plenty of ‘idle’ hours.

Shifting to natural gas as clean energy bridges conservation-fossil fuels focus

The problem, all the same, is that net zero isn’t of much interest to the more acute lobbies but net diminution or just fossil fuel avoidance.

Much could be done in reviewing land, tobacco and gambling laws

Court hammer

Despite snags, AI has role to play with respect to court proceedings

AI illustration

AfCFTA: With 43 local firms selling goods to 18 countries, it can be done

When it comes to the food prices, our export performance will be influenced by efforts so stem price rises for basic staples like maize, rice or beans at the local level.

There is plenty for Dar es Salaam in best practices ideas with Dallas

Mayor of Dallas, Texas Eric L. Johnson, signed a Sister City Partnership agreement with the Mayor of Dar es Salaam, Omary Kumbilamoto yesterday.

Digital shift project tying up with 898 entities creates capacity for modernity

A leading academic once holding a top position in the World Bank and US top advisory posts once visited Tanzania and held discussions with leading researchers and academics in the city,

Top Headlines

Nomination circus as Mpina blocked from entering INEC

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PM praises job skills project for prisoners

Spatial repellent primed to ‘deter’ mosquito bites for whole year

Govt rolls out nationwide efforts to safeguard vulnerable children

INEC endorses 18 candidates for Parliamentary race in Dodoma, Mtumba

Tanzania sends 14 scholars to Japan for advanced studies

African leaders urge urgent action to end maternal, child deaths

President Samia swears in newly appointed leaders, commends Makalla

Tanzania’s bold step toward malaria elimination

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