Tanzania's 'most expensive' hotel revealed

The new island hotel opening in Mafia next month is likely to have the most expensive accommodation rooms in Tanzania. The Hotel is estimated to cost $10,000 a night (around 22  million/-Tz Shs) and at a minimum stay of one week.

Kat Da Luna Brand New Video - What a Night (Official Video)

   American singer, songwriter and dancer Kat DeLuna has released her latest Video with the Name.....'What a Night' ..........view it below tha cut

New Adio Hit: Tanzanian Singer Lihah Ft Khadija Nito - Malkia Wa Nguvu

Click below the cut to Listen to this New Bongoflavour Music

All Sacked Officials to Be Prosecuted - Tanzanian President Dr. Magufuli has Vowed

PRESIDENT John Magufuli has said all government leaders and other public officials who of late have been sacked, suspended or relieved of their duties due to misconduct, including

Music: New Swahili Hit From Wakazi - Moyo

Listen to this Latest Swahili Single by just clicking below the cut

Beyoncé and Jayz enjoy date night at LA Clippers game

The power couple were spotted enjoying a fun date night at the Staples Center on Wednesday night in Los Angeles. They both came to watch the Clippers versus Brooklyn Nets match. During the game, they were seen snacking on chips and chatting with a few of the players. They were also joined by comedian  Kevin Hart and his fiance Eniko Parrish. More photos after the cut...

FIFA Ranks Cape Verde Top in Africa

FIFA this morning has released it's rankings for the Men's football team, Cape Verde as Africa's leading nation on position 31.

Belgium, Argentina, Mexico, Iran and New Zealand held their positions at the top of their respective confederations, with the only change in leadership at the confederation level this month taking place in CAF. Cape Verde Islands snatched the first place from Côte d’Ivoire to become Africa’s new number one team.

In Africa, Cote D'Ivoire came Second on 36 followed by Algeria on 37 and Ghana on 41 and Tunisia 47. Senegal, Egypt, Congo DR, Congo, Cameroon and Nigeria come 48, 53, 58, 59, 61 and 62 respectively.

Barclays Bank Will Not Pull out of Tanzania

BARCLAYS Bank Tanzania has said its parent company is not pulling out of Tanzania and Africa despite a move to reduce its stake in Barclays Africa Group.