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Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda Gaston Browne at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, Jan. 24, 2024. (Xinhua/Yao Dawei).
24Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
Noting Antigua and Barbuda is one of the first countries in the Eastern Caribbean to establish diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China, Xi said since the establishment of diplomatic...
24Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
The interns, consisting of 30 females and 20 males, were recruited in January 2023 and began their internships in February of that year. They completed the programme in January 2024. GGML's...
24Jan 2024
Getrude Mbago
The Guardian
This comes as part of capacity building related to Multilateral Environmental Agreements in African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries – Phase III (ACP-MEAs 3) project funded by the EU. ...
23Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
...measures for counterterrorism
Besides the preface and conclusion, the white paper consists of five parts: "An Improving Legal Framework for Counterterrorism," "Clear Provisions for the Determination and Punishment...
MOHAMED Dewji.
23Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
In the list of Africa’s dollar billionaires, the Mohammed Enterprise (T) Ltd (MeTL) CEO has jumped to 12th position from the previous 13th slot. MeTL’s has diversified internationally.In...
23Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
The book elaborates on the essence, rich connotation and practical requirements of Xi's discourses concerning boosting China's manufacturing strength from the perspectives of its strategic...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang was also in attendance.Over the past year, China has withstood external pressure and overcome difficulties at home to achieve progress in boosting high-quality development...
23Jan 2024
Correspondent
The Guardian
As the Government Relations Manager of SBL, Neema Temba, aptly puts it, "This initiative reflects SBL's commitment to education, sustainability, and the growth of Tanzania's agricultural...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Banks, industrial goods and services, tech firms and travel and leisure shares led the opening rally, each sector up nearly 1.5 percent.Chip stocks have been on a roll since Taiwan...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Japan's yen was the notable mover in otherwise quiet trading, as it headed away from Friday's 148.80 per dollar, its weakest in a month, to as firm as 147.74.The currency, last at 148....
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
The bank disclosed this in a new brief titled, “Digital transformation drives development in Africa.”It said Internet access also led to an increase of eight per cent in...
23Jan 2024
Francis Kajubi
The Guardian
The projects implemented through the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) arrangement significantly targets improving educational infrastructure.Barrick president and...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
The squad settled for a 1-1 draw with Zambia who had 10 players left in the Group F match which took place at the San Pedro Stadium last weekend.Taifa Stars got off to a bright start as they...
23Jan 2024
Michael Mwebe
The Guardian
Forward Simon Msuva fired Taifa Stars ahead at the San Pedro Stadium in the 11th minute and put them on course for their first win at the finals after they started their campaign with a 3-0 loss to...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Idrissu, recovering from an injury on his left arm, underwent surgery in South Africa while Ahamada is undergoing further medical examinations in France for a knee injury on his left leg.The...
23Jan 2024
Lloyd Elipokea
The Guardian
However, in what is a marked departure from the past, the small fry of continental football has left football enthusiasts open-mouthed with their fearless approach in duels against African...
This scene was captured yesterday afternoon in a section of Dar es Salam city’s flood-prone Tegeta Nyaishozi suburb. The visibly hapless lone person around is wading through floodwaters, leaving business and residents building in search of safe ground. With little indication of the weather promising much mercy, one can only imagine the seriousness, keenness and swiftness with which the authorities concerned and residents of the area need to move to ensure the damage witnessed thus far does not degenerate into a far more pervasive and costly disaster. Photo: Correspondent Elizabeth Zaya
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Victor Seff, the TARURA chief executive officer, issued this directive yesterday to the agency’s manager for the city zone to oversee the work, as he inspected damaged bridges of Tanganyika,...
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Dr Jabiri Bakari, TCRA director general underscored the gravity of providing such services without a valid license issued by the regulatory body. “This action is considered a direct...
Dr Selemani Jafo, the Union and Environment state minister in the Vice President’s Office
23Jan 2024
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Dr Selemani Jafo, the Union and Environment state minister in the Vice President’s Office, made this affirmation when inspecting gold mining activities at Zira River in Chunya District, Mbeya...
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23Jan 2024
Marc Nkwame
The Guardian
Prof Joseph Ndunguru, director general of the Arusha-based Tanzania Plant Health and Pesticides Authority (TPHPA) has cleared soybeans imports from Malawi after the authorities were satisfied with...