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Precision Air – Everything You Need to Know (Booking, Destinations & More)
Precision Air Services Public Limited Company in business as Precision Air; DSE: PAL has a base at Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA), Dar es Salaam. Precision Air operates regular passenger flights to Entebbe, Nairobi, and to the two airports as well as other small airstrips around Tanzania...
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Quick Summary of the Tanzanian Musician Dully Sykes
Dully Sykes is a Tanzanian artiste who sings mainly in the bongo flava genre. His full birth name is Abdul Sykes, born on December 4, 1980. Biography - Also called Mr. Chicks or Mr. Misifa, Dully Sykes is a bongo flava artiste from Tanzania. He is the grandson of Abdulwahid Sykes...
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Tanga Cement (Simba Cement) Overview – Location, History, Ownership and More
Tanga Cement (Plc.) manufactures cement in Tanzania. It has shares on the Dar es salaam stock exchange trading as TCCL. Location - The corporate offices of Tanga Cement are on Coco Shopping Centre along 254 Toure Drive in Oyster Bay, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s financial and...
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Swissport Tanzania – Background, Ownership, Network and More
Swissport Tanzania (plc) offers aviation services in Tanzania. In 2002, the company came to Tanzania after its parent company Swissport International acquired Dar es Salaam Airports Handling Company (DAHACO). The company now handles...
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CRDB Bank – Background, Locations, Internet Banking, SIM and More
CRDB Bank Plc is among the commercial banks licensed and regulated by the Bank of Tanzania. By 31 December 2018, CRDB bank had total assets worth TZS 6.0 Trillion with overall deposits worth TZS 4.7 Trillion...
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Quick Overview of Taarab Music – History, Musicians and More
Taarab is a popular music genre in Kenya and Tanzania. The musical practices of North Africa, the African Great Lakes, the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East influenced the genre. Taarab became prominent in 1928, following the advent of its first superstar, Sinti binti Saad..
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Iraqw People (Tribe) – History, Culture, Language & More
The Iraqw is an East African ethnic group that speak a Cushitic language and live in the Great Lakes area. They dwell along the East African Rift Valley wall, the south of the Ngorongoro Crater in the Arusha and Manyara areas of north-central Tanzania...
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Bongo Flava Music – History, Popularity, Songs and More
Bongo Flava, alternatively spelt as Bongoflava, is the sobriquet for the music of Tanzania. The music style started in the 90s, primarily as an offshoot of traditional Tanzanian music like dansi and taarab and American hip hop, with extra influences from RnB...
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Datooga People (Tribe) – History, Culture, Language and More
The Datooga, also known as the Mang’ati in Swahili, is a pastoralist Nilotic tribe that resides in Tanzania’s Manyara, Arusha, Mara, and Singida regions. Datooga’s population was projected to be 87,978 in 2000...
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Sandawe Tribe (People) – History, Culture, Language and More
The Sandawe are a Southeast African ethnic group that dwell in central Tanzania’s Dodoma Region’s Chemba District. In the year 2000, Sandawe was expected to have a population of 40,000 people...
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Fastjet Tanzania – History, Destination, Cargo, Fleet and More
Fastjet Tanzania, otherwise called Fastjet Airlines Limited (Tanzania), was minimum budget airline that carried out its operations in Tanzania as part of the Fastjet brand. The company was formed in 2011 and named fly40 Tanzania but was renamed Fastjet Tanzania in 2022 following the take over of Fly540. The airline was situated in Dar Es Salaam. In its debut operational year, the airline served over 350,000 people and as of December 2014, it had sold a million seats. The airline was liquified on 25th November 2019...
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Anglican Church of Tanzania – History, Structure, Doctrine, and More
Tanzania Anglican Church belongs to the Anglican Communion in Dodoma. The church has 28 dioceses with 27 on the mainland and one on Zanzibar with respective bishops. In the past, the Anglican Church of Tanzania used to be part of the Province of East Africa..
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Quick Summary of Telecommunications in Tanzania
The industry of telecommunications in Tanzania includes radio, internet, television, landline as well as mobile telephones in mainland and Zanzibar archipelago.
Licensing and Regulation Related to Telecommunications in Tanzania
Mainland Tanzania in 2005, modified its licensing system regarding electronic communications leaving out Zanzibar...
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Sauti za Busara (Sounds of Wisdom) – African Music Festival in Zanzibar
Sauti za Busara is a festival that celebrates African music. The festival is a yearly event that takes place in early February on the island of Zanzibar, situated a few miles off the Tanzanian coast in the Indian Ocean.
Sauti za Busara is one of the best events to find new tunes and exceptional performers from Africa. Since the fiesta kicks off in a few days, between February 7th and 10th, 2019, you may want to learn mo..
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Kihansi Hydroelectric Power Station
Kihansi Hydroelectric power station in Tanzania produces up to 180 MW. The power station is capable of producing electricity with zero carbon dioxide emission, according to reports. The Tanzanian monopoly electricity company Tanesco operates the power station for the government..
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Critical Insight: Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA)
The communications regulatory authority of Tanzania is an autonomous body for the electronic, postal, and broadcasting communications industries established by the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA Tanzania) Act Number 12, 2003, in Tanzania. It combined the defunct Tanzania Broadcasting Commission (TBC) and Tanzania Communications Commission (TCC). The ministry of technology and communications regulates the activities of TCRA..
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Cassava Production in Tanzania – History, Storage, Processing, Marketing and More
Mahomed Rajabu is a cassava farmer who lives in Tongwe village, which is approximately 50km to the southwest of Tanga City on the Indian Ocean coast of Tanzania. Cassava has changed the lives of Mr Rajabu and his family. He currently produces enough crops to cater for his domestic needs and sells the remaining crop as cassava flour..
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