E-bikes to save Tanzania’s ‘boda boda’ riders up to Sh60,000 monthly
Tanzania’s bustling boda boda sector is poised for a transformation with the official rollout of electric motorcycles by e-mobility company Spiro
Germany, South Africa dominate Zanzibar’s tourist arrivals in April 2025
Zanzibar recorded a notable rise in international arrivals in April 2025, welcoming 37,137 visitors, a 28.1 percent increase compared to the same month in 2024
Why Prof Janabi must sustain his campaign
I’m at Forest Bar, enjoying my routine intake of the frothy liquid. Music volume is unusually low, which is why it’s possible for patrons to listen to one another.
Dear record labels, you’re not a bank (and artistes, read the fine print!)
In Tanzania’s music scene, the dream is simple. Get discovered. Get signed. Get rich. Get a Defender new model. Post about it.
‘Insist the need’ to do something? Nope; you insist ON the need to do something
When you use more words than necessary to convey an otherwise simple message, there’s a likelihood of shooting yourself in the foot.
Bumper year for Tanzania-UK partnership
There has been plenty to celebrate over the last year as the UK and Tanzanian governments stepped up our bilateral prosperity activities.
The story of round-topped Zanzibari doors
A walk through the alleys of Stone Town reveals more than just coral-stone buildings—it offers a glimpse into centuries of cultural fusion.
Yas engages Lake Zone clients in digital inclusion push
Telecommunications company Yas, together with its digital financial service Mixx by Yas, has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting digital inclusion in Tanzania
Bolt moves to prevent ‘ghost trips’ with new feature
Ride-hailing company Bolt has introduced a new measure to tackle fraudulent trips and improving commuter safety in Tanzania.
