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Hosea Revocatus
Hosea Revocatus is a freelance journalist based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He has been writing and producing news stories for the Chinese media, CGTN (China Global Television Network) and CCTV (China Central Television) in the Dar es Salaam bureau since 2019 to 2023. Revocatus is also a holder of Bachelor degree in Journalism from the University of Dar es Salaam.(School of Journalism and Mass Communication) The links below, are few of the news stories produced by Revocatus. Voices overs were put by CGTN's journalists in Nairobi headquarters.
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TANZANIA'S MINING SECTOR.
TANZANIA'S EFFORTS TO TACKLE WILDLIFE POACHING.
TANZANIA INTRODUCES RHINO TOURISM AT THE MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK.
TANZANIA REVENUE AUTHORITY (TRA) PLEDGES TO IMPROVE INFRASTRUCTURE TO ATTACT MORE TAXPAYES.
Tanzania ni miongoni mwa nchi nyingi duniani ambazo zimeshuhudia kuongezeka kwa gharama za maisha. Wananchi wana simulizi mbalimbali kulingana na uwezo wao wa kiuchumi. Jijini Dar es Salaam, mwendesha bodaboda anatoa simulizi yake namna yake.
TANZANIA AND UGANDA TRADE: The two East African countries pledge to solve trade barriers as a way to increase their trade volume. This move comes in a three days state visit of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to Tanzania.
CHINA AND TANZANIA TIE IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR. The two countries assess the achievement of the ‘small technology big harvest’ project that was established in Tanzania’s Morogoro region ten years ago.
TANZANIAN FISHERIES SECTOR: Stakeholders in Tanzania’s fisheries sector recomend a participatory method between the government and fishermen in fighting against illegal fishing.
Following the complaints on the newly introduced mobile money levies that came into effect after being approved by the parliament's act, the Tanzanian government has planned to review the Act to meet the public suggestions.
The Tanzanian government is implementing new strategies to deal with Human-wildlife conflicts that have been rising. The Ministry of Natural resources and Tourism says the aim is to ensure the safety of the citizens living adjacent to protected areas.