Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam Region

Reporter at The Citizen (Tanzania)

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Hiring gaps blamed for lack of soft skills

1 day ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. Improper recruitment practices, nepotism, salary budget constraints, and failure to adhere to professional standards during hiring processes have been cited as major challenges causing a lack of soft skills in many workplaces across Tanzania.
E-procurement saves Tanzania $4.9 million in tender document costs

2 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. The Tanzanian government has saved $4.93 million (approximately Sh13.33 billion) during the 2023/24 financial year by reducing spending on paper used in the preparation and completion of tender documents, thanks to adoption of the new electronic procurement system. The cost-saving is attributed to the adoption of the National e-Procurement System of Tanzania (NeST), which has significantly streamlined and digitised the public procurement process.
E-bikes to save Tanzania’s ‘boda boda’ riders up to Sh60,000 monthly

5 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s bustling boda boda sector is poised for a transformation with the official rollout of electric motorcycles by e-mobility company Spiro, a move expected to significantly cut riders’ operating costs and reduce environmental pollution.
Serengeti Breweries unveils WhiteCap crisp

5 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. Serengeti Breweries Limited (SBL) has officially launched its newest beer brand, WhiteCap Crisp, in Tanzania—ushering in not just a refreshing new beverage, but also a bold shift in how alcohol is marketed: through immersive storytelling and brand experience. Positioned as a modern, light, and mindful beer, WhiteCap Crisp made its debut in dramatic fashion, symbolically “descending” from the peaks of Mount Meru to the bustling streets of Dar es Salaam.
From frames to fame: Deo Abel’s journey in visual storytelling

6 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

You may not know his name, but you’ve definitely seen his work. If you’ve vibed to hits like ‘Forever’ by Bando MC ft Maua Sama and Roma Mkatoliki, ‘Dawa,’ by T Touch feat Platform or ‘Malume 24’ by Moni Centrozone, then you've already met Deo Abel, not in person, but through his lens. He’s not in the spotlight, he doesn’t chase trends, yet somehow, this soft-spoken director has become one of the most trusted names in Tanzania’s music video scene.
Professor Jay and Chameleone reunite for powerful comeback

6 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. After a long silence on the music scene, East African music legends Professor Jay and Jose Chameleone have announced a major comeback with new projects in the works. The two, known for their classic hit “Ndivyo Sivyo”, have remained iconic figures in the region’s music industry for over a decade. Their reunion has sparked excitement, especially after a video surfaced showing them back in the studio together.
Tanzania responds to EU Parliament resolution: Let judiciary operate independently

6 days ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. The Government of Tanzania has expressed concern over a resolution passed by the European Parliament on May 8, 2025, concerning ongoing legal proceedings in the country, calling the decision one-sided and made without prior diplomatic engagement.
Government reports drop in artistes’ disputes

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dodoma. The government has achieved significant success in reducing disputes among musicians in the country, Minister for Information, Culture, Arts and Sports, Prof Palamagamba Kabudi, told Parliament on Tuesday, May 7, 2025.
Basata unveils new contract models to resolve music industry disputes

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. The National Arts Council (Basata) has announced plans to introduce standard contract models to address the growing number of contractual disputes in the music industry. The new model contracts will serve as a guide for artists, managers, and record labels, providing key areas of consideration when entering agreements, in a bid to reduce misunderstandings and conflicts.
Top officials quit Tanzania’s main opposition party Chadema over dictatorship and disarray claims

1 week ago | thecitizen.co.tz | Ramadhani Ismail

Dar es Salaam. Former senior officials of the opposition party Chadema have officially announced their resignation, accusing the party’s current leadership of authoritarianism and internal disarray. Led by former Deputy Secretary-General for Mainland Tanzania, Mr Benson Kigaila, the outgoing secretariat said they were stepping back to reflect and find a new platform through which they could continue serving Tanzanians.