Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga
Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga is the Minister for Tourism and Antiquities in Zanzibar. He has been vocal about the need for diverse attractions to enhance the island's appeal to tourists. Soraga has highlighted that many visitors do not return due to a lack of variety in activities and experiences available to them. Under his leadership, the government is focusing on developing new tourism products and promoting Zanzibar as a destination to attract more visitors from regions such as Africa, China, and India.
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Recent news mentions
Zanzibar’s Minister of Communications, Information and Innovation, Mr Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga, called on organisers to raise the trade fair to international standards.
Zanzibar highlights inclusive trade for sustainable economic growth
Tanzania· 2026-01-11
Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga announced the initiative to revive the historical slave trade route.
Former slave trade route set to boost cultural tourismTanzania· 2025-06-11
Minister for Tourism and Heritage Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga announced the appointment of the new tourism ambassadors.
Zanzibar names four new tourism ambassadors to strengthen global outreachTanzania· 2025-06-04
Mr Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga announced a new minimum wage in the private sector in March 2023.
Tanzania's Trade unions seek bold reforms for private sector workersTanzania· 2025-05-01
The Minister of State for the Office of Labour, Economy and Investment, Mr Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga, announced a salary increase from Sh300,000 to Sh347,000 in March 2023.
Private sector welfare tops Tucta Workers’ Day agendaTanzania· 2025-04-28
Mr Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga is the Minister for Tourism and Antiquities who emphasised the government's steps to enhance tourism offerings.
Italy leads in tourist arrivals to Zanzibar in February 2025, amid calls for diversification and promotionTanzania· 2025-03-14
Mr Mudrick Ramadhan Soraga noted that many visitors do not return to Zanzibar due to the lack of diverse attractions.
Zanzibar eyes more tourists as visitor numbers riseTanzania· 2025-02-17
