Hellen Nachilongo

Africa, Tanzania

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Articles

Latra introduces new ‘daladala’ routes to curb unregulated rickshaw use

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

What you need to know:The initiative, which requires a total of 120 minibuses, is expected to ease congestion and offer reliable public transport alternatives in areas where many commuters currently rely on three-wheelers (Bajajis). Dar es Salaam.
Pakistan calls for peaceful dialogue with India for regional stability

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. Pakistan has called on India to engage in dialogue and establish joint forums to peacefully resolve longstanding disputes, foster regional peace, and enhance living standards across South Asia. The chairman of the Tanzania–Pakistan Business Council, Mr Ghazi Naeemullah, said in a statement issued on Friday, May 2, 2025, that both countries must now prioritise the real war against poverty, illiteracy, and poor healthcare rather than viewing each other as enemies.
Warioba stands up for judicial autonomy

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda |Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. Retired Judge Joseph Warioba has joined several concerned people in expressing concern over signs of interference with the judiciary, warning that if the situation persists, court decisions may be viewed with suspicion. Judge Warioba voiced his disappointment on May 3, 2025, during a national forum on Tanzania's 2025 General Election, organised by the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS).
Tanzania's Trade unions seek bold reforms for private sector workers

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. As Tanzania joins the rest of the world in commemorating International Labour Day, workers across the country, particularly in the private sector, are calling on the government to take bold and decisive steps to improve their welfare. Leaders of various trade union groups reiterated to The Citizen their longstanding demands for enhanced employee welfare, citing persistent challenges in the private sector despite strides made in improving conditions in public service.
Private sector welfare tops Tucta Workers’ Day agenda

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. The Trade Union Congress of Tanzania (Tucta) has raised concerns over the declining welfare of private sector workers, despite notable strides in improving conditions for their public sector counterparts. Tucta’s remarks come just days before Tanzanian workers join their global counterparts in marking this year’s International Workers’ Day, also known as Labour Day, on May 1.
Tanzania’s young innovators break records with scientists’ applications

2 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. Young Scientists Tanzania (YST) has received a record number of science project submissions for the 2025 edition, surpassing last year’s figures and setting a new milestone for youth innovation in the country. This year, the number of student applications rose sharply to 1,516, up from 1,055 in 2024, marking an impressive 43 percent increase. As each project is submitted by a pair of students, this means a total of 3,032 students have participated.
Mara schools receive furniture boost from Barrick Gold Mine

4 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

Dar es Salaam. Several schools across the Mara Region are reaping the rewards of vibrant social service programmes, crafted to elevate the quality of education and create a more inclusive, welcoming environment for every student. This comes after Mara Regional Commissioner Col Evans Mtambi received 605 pieces of furniture meant for primary and secondary schools in Tarime District Council. “I have inspected the furniture and I’m satisfied.
Tanzania Vice President urges reforms in tax, procurement systems

4 weeks ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo |Rosemary Mirondo

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s taxation and procurement systems remain skewed, experts heard at a forum on Tuesday, with calls for comprehensive reforms to enhance the country’s appeal to investors. Gracing the Taxation and Empowerment Forum held on April 15, 2025, Vice President Dr Philip Mpango underscored the need to promote opportunities for citizens by strengthening local resource growth.
Three new natural gas wells set for drilling in Tanzania

1 month ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

What you need to know:The drilling, which will run through to 2026, follows the company’s October 2024 announcement of an $80 million (approximately Sh208 billion) investment in the Mnazi Bay gas field. Mtwara. A French oil and gas company, Maurel & Prom, is set to commence drilling three new natural gas wells at Mnazi Bay this June, as part of its broader strategy to bolster gas production in Tanzania.
Tanzania invites Pakistan investors to explore emerging sectors

1 month ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Hellen Nachilongo

What you need to know:The envoy went on to highlight the deepening cooperation in health and education, acknowledging the valuable contribution of Pakistani doctors and medical professionals to Tanzania’s healthcare system. Dar es Salaam. The government has extended an invitation to Pakistani investors to explore opportunities in Tanzania’s emerging sectors, including the blue economy, renewable energy, mining, and transport.