Tanzania has announced it is seeking a total of $12.9 billion in financing to expand affordable and sustainable energy access to more than 42 million citizens by the year 2030. The declaration was made during the high-level 27th Africa Energy Forum held

With the countdown to the 2025 Tanzanian General Election underway, the government has clarified that CHADEMA, the main opposition party, can still sign the Election Code of Ethics before candidate nominations officially begin. Speaking during a national legal forum, Onorious Njole, Tanzania’s

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has made important leadership appointments in Tanzania’s public institutions, reflecting her commitment to strengthening vital sectors including health and diplomacy. Among the notable changes, Dr. Delilah Kimambo has been appointed as the new Executive Director of Muhimbili National

 President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on farmers in Meatu District and across the nation to boost the production of cotton and other essential crops that can power local industries and attract long-term investment. Addressing a large public gathering at the Meatu

Member of Parliament Luhaga Mpina told President Samia Suluhu Hassan that his constituency is still waiting for critical development funds—money that he believes is long overdue. The rally was part of President Samia’s ongoing regional tour across the Simiyu Region, located in

A scheduled indoor meeting by Tanzania’s main opposition party, Chadema, was forcefully stopped by police in Kinondoni District today, just minutes before it was due to start — sparking fresh debate over political freedoms ahead of the country’s general elections later this