After 60 days of vigorous campaigns nationwide, Tanzanians are casting their ballots today to choose the next President of the United Republic, Members of Parliament and councillors. With 17 presidential candidates to pick from, the ballot paper represents a wide menu of visions and promises on the country’s future.

Hundreds protest as President Samia Suluhu Hassan expected to win amid exclusion of two main opposition parties.

Mr Rweyendela added that the collaboration aims to strengthen the capacity of both institutions and communities to use scientific evidence in making agricultural investments that are resilient

Tanzania on Monday reaffirmed its commitment to deepening economic and trade cooperation with China's northwestern province of Shaanxi during a meeting held in Tanzania's port city of Dar es Salaam. The China (Shaanxi)-Tanzania Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference,

THE Ministry of Agriculture has intensified its efforts to transform Tanzania’s agricultural landscape through the adoption of modern technologies, particularly drone technology, to boost productivity and efficiency.

Voters in Tanzania are heading to polling booths on Wednesday to vote for a new president, as well as members of parliament and councillors, in elections which are expected to continue the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) – or Party of Revolution’s – 64-year-long grip on power.

The AfDB has played a critical role in Tanzania’s transformation agenda, supporting projects in infrastructure, agriculture, and renewable energy. The partnership with ITFC will further advance the government’s goal of building a resilient, export-oriented economy that creates jobs and promotes inclusive growth.

KIBAHA: THE Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Dr Hashil Abdallah, has stated that the Tanzania Biotech Products Ltd (TBPL) factory has become a vital pillar in both the health and agriculture sectors by producing biological insecticides used to fight malaria-carrying mosquitoes and crop-damaging pests.

HOW can Tanzania increase its likelihood of a successful agriculture transformation? Where are we getting it wrong? Who is to blame? What could be the most actual way to bring in small farmers and improve the lives of millions in farming to support ...

WASHINGTON, October 23, 2012 – The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved US$25 million to boost the productivity of Tanzania’s agriculture sector through timely delivery of seeds and fertilizer to 300,000 farmers, and additional ...