Jacob Mosenda

11 hours ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda

Dar es Salaam. Researchers from the University of Dar es Salaam’s School of Economics have stepped in to support Tanzania’s clean cooking agenda through evidence-based research aimed at accelerating LPG adoption. Through its Centre for Behavioural Studies (CBS), the university has launched the final phase of the Clean Cooking Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT), targeting over 150 households in Kinondoni District, Dar es Salaam.

18 hours ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are preparing to hold their annual CSOs Week this June, marking a departure from the usual October schedule, due to the general election scheduled for October 2025. Now in its seventh edition, the week-long event will convene more than 500 participants in Arusha. It serves as a key platform where civil society stakeholders will engage in critical conversations on the country's future development trajectory.

23 hours ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda

Dar es Salaam. The pain experienced by Tanzanian overseas graduates seeking recognition to work locally may soon come to an end after the issue surfaced in Parliament on Thursday. During the sessions, the government offered clarification on how it plans to address their plight. Ms Ng’wasi Kamani (Special Seats-CCM) sought to know what the government is doing for Tanzanians who studied in East African universities but were being blocked from working upon returning.

1 day ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda

Dar es Salaam. The pain experienced by Tanzanian overseas graduates seeking recognition to work locally may soon come to an end after the issue surfaced in Parliament on Thursday. During the sessions, the government offered clarification on how it plans to address their plight. Ms Ng’wasi Kamani (Special Seats-CCM) sought to know what the government is doing for Tanzanians who studied in East African universities but were being blocked from working upon returning.

2 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Jacob Mosenda

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s digital transformation drive is facing critical setbacks due to the poor management and utilisation of ICT systems among key regulatory authorities, the performance audit report by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) has warned. The 2023/24 audit, which focused on the e-Government Authority (e-GA) and its role in overseeing ICT implementation, raises questions about Tanzania’s readiness to deliver regulatory services efficiently in a fast-evolving digital world.