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In Dar es Salaam, many women entrepreneurs face significant challenges in accessing capital, which is crucial for the survival and growth of their small businesses. This issue affects various individuals, including those looking to expand their operations, such as a Mama Ntilie needing a larger cooking stove or a market vendor wanting to increase her stock, according to Daily News.
In Dar es Salaam, citizens previously faced challenges in accessing information from government institutions, often needing to travel and wait in long queues. However, an increasing number of leaders are now utilizing smartphones and live broadcasts to communicate directly with the public, making information more accessible and timely, according to Daily News.
Esther Kelvin, known as Essy Fashion, began her entrepreneurial journey while still in secondary school, inspired by a simple observation. Now a wife, mother, and CEO of her fashion brand, she exemplifies how a small idea can evolve into a successful business venture. Her story highlights the transformative potential of entrepreneurship.
A 21-year-old man in Ruguruni, Kwembe, Ubungo, Dar es Salaam has confessed to killing his father and grandfather, causing significant shock within the community. Neighbors have begun to speak out about the incident, which has left the area in disbelief, according to Global Publishers.
The Director General of the Trade Development Authority (TanTrade), Dr. Latifa Khamis, announced that the 50th Sabasaba exhibition will feature 3,752 local exhibitors, an increase from 3,670 last year, with participation from 23 countries. The exhibition is scheduled to take place from June 28 to July 13, 2026, and expectations for further growth in participation are high, according to the announcement.
A comparison between Dar es Salaam and Nairobi highlights various aspects of both cities, including economic opportunities, infrastructure, and cultural significance. The discussion reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of each city, examining factors that contribute to their growth and appeal as urban centers in East Africa.
Juma Ramadhan, a 21-year-old, has been arrested by the Dar es Salaam Special Police for allegedly murdering his father, Ramadhan Jaffary, aged 47, and burying him in the deceased's house. Police Commander Jumanne Muliro reported that on June 16, 2026, they received a report from relatives about Jaffary's disappearance. Following an investigation, authorities discovered the body buried in a room of his house in Kwembe Luguruni, Ubungo District.
According to a report, Dar es Salaam is the leading region in Tanzania for maternal deaths, recording 382 deaths during the specified period. This places it first among five regions with the highest maternal mortality rates in the country.
Katika kuelekea kilele cha maadhimisho ya Jubilei ya Dhahabu ya miaka 50 ya Maonesho ya Biashara ya Kimataifa ya Dar es Salaam, wadau wa biashara, wawekezaji, wabunifu na wananchi wanatarajiwa kushuhudia tukio la kihistoria litakalojulikana kama “Sabasaba Golden Night”, Usiku wa Tuzo utakaofanyika tarehe 6 Julai 2026.
Court proceedings in the treason trial of Tundu Lissu resumed in early February at the High Court in Dar es Salaam, following a hiatus of several months. Lissu faces charges of treason, which are currently being addressed in the court.
In late September and early October 2025, protests erupted in Dar es Salaam over issues related to the rapid transit bus system, coinciding with the lead-up to general elections. A significant incident during this period highlighted the transport problems faced by commuters, prompting public outcry and demonstrations, according to Tanzania Affairs.
A 21-year-old man in Ruguruni, Kwembe, Ubungo, Dar es Salaam has confessed to killing his father and grandfather, causing significant shock within the community. Neighbors have begun to speak out about the incident, which has left the area in disbelief, according to Global Publishers.