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          Tanzania

          Kenyan security guards patrol the scene of an explosion near the US embassy in Nairobi on August 8, 1998. AFP

          US diplomacy in East Africa still guided by embassy bombings

          USAugust 07, 2023
          From left, Kaouther Ferjani and Yusra Ghannouchi, the daughters of prominent Tunisian political prisoners, have filed a case with Africa's human rights court seeking the immediate release of their loved ones. AFP

          Tunisia under renewed pressure to release Rachid Ghannouchi

          TunisiaMay 24, 2023
          A health worker in protective clothing peers out from behind barriers marking the isolation ward where victims of the deadly Marburg virus are treated in the northern Angolan town of Uige, April 20, 2005..

          Oman issues Marburg virus travel advice

          UAEApril 07, 2023
          In 2022, Borouge increased its sales of advanced packaging solutions in East Africa to Dh496 million. Photo: Borouge

          Borouge signs distribution pact to boost expansion in East Africa

          EnergyApril 05, 2023
          A doctor takes a swab from a patient suspected of having Marburg. There is no vaccine for the deadly virus. AFP

          Marburg virus: UAE issues travel advisory for citizens

          UAEApril 02, 2023
          US Vice President Kamala Harris speaks with Ghanaian women entrepreneurs in Accra, Ghana, on March 29. AFP

          Kamala Harris unveils $1 billion for African women's empowerment

          AfricaMarch 29, 2023
          A World Health Organisation medic takes a sample from a patient suspected of having the Marburg virus in Kinguangua, Angola, in 2005. AFP

          Marburg virus outbreak in Tanzania and Equatorial Guinea

          WorldMarch 23, 2023
          Hafida Latta. Amy McConaghy / The National

          A moveable feast: Hafida Latta's diplomatic road less travelled

          Arab ShowcaseMarch 03, 2023
          A Tanzanian Maasai man near the Kenyan border. The Tanzanian government says the dam project cost $3 billion. EPA

          Tanzania begins filling Egyptian-built Julius Nyerere dam

          EgyptDecember 22, 2022
          Wayne Lotter, a South African anti-poaching activist, was murdered in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, in 2017. Photo: Pams Foundation.

          11 sentenced to death over killing of South African anti-poaching activist in Tanzania

          AfricaDecember 02, 2022
          Mourners console each other at the Kaitaba Stadium in Bukoba during a ceremony to hand over the bodies of the crash victims to their families. AFP

          Tanzanians in shock after Lake Victoria plane crash

          AfricaNovember 07, 2022
          Rescuers in boats around the tail fin of a crashed Precision Air passenger aircraft on the shores of Lake Victoria in western Tanzania on Sunday. AP

          Plane crash kills 19 in Lake Victoria, Tanzania

          AfricaNovember 06, 2022
          Trenches bringing to light the layout of the Portuguese church discovered inside the Omani fort. (Credit: Tim Power)

          UAE-led team's groundbreaking finds in Zanzibar's Stone Town

          HeritageOctober 20, 2022
          A local man closes an antique arab wooden door of a residence frequented by tourists in the narrow streets of Old Town popularly known for its old history and an old fort, in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania, on 17 February 2022 (Issued on 07 March 2022). The historians of Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous archipelago of Tanzania, are rushing against time as they want to prevent the buildings in Zanzibar City’s Old Town, which is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, built in the 19th century, from collapsing, exhausted by the passing of the years. Tourism, the most important industry in Zanzibar it produces around 30% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and is transforming the archipelago the hotels and the workers that depend on this sector are multiplying. It is estimated that around half a million people visited Zanzibar every year before the coronavirus pandemic. EPA / Daniel Irungu

          UAE-led project makes groundbreaking discovery in Zanzibar's Stone Town

          HeritageSeptember 01, 2022
          Hamilton with a baby giraffe at Kenya's Reteti Animal Sanctuary. Photo: Instagram / lewishamilton

          How to holiday in Africa like Lewis Hamilton

          DestinationsAugust 20, 2022
          High-speed Internet has been introduced on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro. Reuters

          Why fast internet on Mount Kilimanjaro doesn't feel like progress to me

          TravelAugust 19, 2022