Sunflower business booms as tarred roads built in Singida

The Rwandan who fled genocide and built a business empire

How this self-made billionaire built a pandemic-proof business  CNBC

How we made it in Africa
How Tanzania's Ubongo Media built a business by making maths cool
How we made it in Africa
In many countries children detest mathematics, and most record poor performances in the subject. Generally, maths and science scores lag behind other school subjects. Ubongo Kids 200x240. But a Tanzania social enterprise is changing perceptions by ...

Seven kilometres of tarmacked roads have improved transport in Kahama, Shinyanga Region.

>The now widely accepted sunflower farming in Shinyanga Region threatens the mainstay of cotton as Sukumaland’s traditional cash crop, unless the price of the latter stabilises.

Today is World Toilet Day… Cheers! The banner ‘Toilets save lives’ might sound mundane, far-fetched... Or, at best: a smart-alecky trader’s way of drawing attention to toilet-related ware be fobbed off upon unwary prospective customers…! 

Politicians become the punchline as Kenya's comedy scene booms  NasdaqView Full coverage on Google News

Seemingly for the umpteenth time, Tanzania’s major partners-in-development have come out in lavish praise for what they described as peaceful, stable transition from one govt to another.

>The Tanzania Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is pushing for auditing existing tax exemptions in Tanzania to determine their merit or otherwise. [See ‘PAC calls for audit of all tax exemptions,’ Daily News: Jan. 14, 2015].