Daily News Tanzania

Daily News Tanzania

The Daily News is an English-language paper based in Tanzania, which is the second-largest economy within the East African Community.

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  • 3 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Henry Lyimo

    DAR ES SALAAM: TIB Development Bank reported a surge in quarterly profit driven by robust gains in foreign currency trading, masking which offset growing concerns about the performance of its core lending business. The bank’s after-tax profit reached Tshs 14.28 billion, a sharp increase from Tshs 8.22 billion in the similar quarter last year. The growth was largely fueled by a spike in non-interest income, particularly from currency transactions.

  • 5 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Matern Kayera

    ARUSHA: WILDLIFE crime has been identified as closely linked to global criminal networks that exploit technology, corruption and transborder crimes. These remarks were made by the new President of the 14th Governing Council Meeting of Parties to the Lusaka Agreement, Ambassador Dr Pindi Chana, during a session held in Arusha recently.

  • 5 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Hilda Mhagama

    DODOMA: THE government has continued to promote cashew nut farming across the country by providing subsidised agricultural inputs including in newly identified cashew-producing regions such as Tabora. Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Mr David Silinde told the National Assembly on Thursday that in 2024/2025 farming season, the government distributed a total of 7,700 kilogrammes and 96,120 litres of pesticides to new cashew-producing regions, including Tabora.

  • 5 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Hilda Mhagama

    DODOMA: THE government reiterated yesterday that it has resumed the issuance of the 10 per cent loans through local government authorities, following a temporary suspension in April 2023 to allow for system improvements.

  • 5 days ago | dailynews.co.tz | Hilda Mhagama

    DODOMA: AS 2024/25 Financial Year ends next month, the government has taken measures to speed up rehabilitation of roads damaged by heavy rains, including those in urban neighbourhoods following concerns raised by MPs over impassable routes during the rainy season.