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Tanzania: Indian Doctors successfully perform first kidney surgery
New Delhi: In a major step forward in the field of medical science, the first ever kidney transplant was successfully performed in Tanzania by doctors from city-based BLK Super Specialty Hospital in...
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Cabinet approves MoUs for advancement of accounting knowledge
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved two Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) regarding the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). One agreement will be signed by ICAI and the...
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44 dead in Tanzania ferry accident
Dodoma [Tanzania]: At least 44 people were killed after a passenger ferry carrying hundreds of people capsized on Lake Victoria in Tanzania on Thursday. The ferry overturned between the two islands in...
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Tanzania buries ferry disaster dead as toll hits 224
Ukara: Tanzania declared the whole nation was in mourning Sunday as the first dozen bodies were buried from a devastating ferry capsize on Lake Victoria that left people 224 dead. Prime Minister Kassim...
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USA condemns Tanzania govt for crackdown on LGBT
Washington: The United States of America (USA) strongly condemned the crackdown on the LGBT community by Tanzania’s government on Friday (local time). A press statement issued by the US Department of...
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Army Chief to visit Tanzania, Kenya
New Delhi: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Bipin Rawat will visit Tanzania and Kenya between December 17 and 20. During the visit, the Army Chief accompanied by a delegation of officials will...
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Turkey confirms citizens’ death in Kerch Strait fire
Ankara: Ankara has confirmed that four Turkish nationals have been killed while eight have been rescued from the two Tanzania-flagged vessels which caught fire in the Kerch Strait. Furthermore, Turkish...
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Tanzania: 10 children kidnapped in December found dead, body parts missing
Dodoma: Ten children who were kidnapped in December were found dead with mutilated body parts on Monday. Tanzania’s deputy health minister Faustine Nduguille stated that all 10 children had been...
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