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Tanzania’s Deputy Minister for Transport, David Kihenzile, has commended the Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) for maintaining weather forecasting accuracy of more than 80 percent, saying reliable weather information is helping the Government and the public take early measures against weather-related disasters. Kihenzile

Tanzania’s Deputy President Deogratius Ndejembi has directed ministries, authorities and institutions responsible for disaster management to take immediate measures to prepare for the expected El Niño rains between October and December 2026, warning that early intervention is critical to preventing damage to

Tanzania is facing a growing solid waste management challenge after new government figures revealed that the country generates 689,144 tonnes of solid waste every month, yet only 49.2 percent is collected, raising concerns over public health, environmental pollution and urban resilience. The

The Tanzania Official Seed Certification Institute (TOSCI), led by its Director General, Nyasebwa Chimagu, has conducted a working visit to Iringa Region to assess the current status and future prospects of potato seed production in the country. The visit involved tours of

Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) has temporarily suspended its flights between Dar es Salaam and Moscow, Russia, citing an assessment of operational risks along the route. According to a statement issued by ATCL on September 3, 2026, flights TC422 and TC423 were

The Government has issued 13 directives to the public, disaster management committees, ministries, institutions, regions, councils and various sectors to prepare for and mitigate the potential impacts of El Niño rains. The directives include early identification of high-risk areas, conducting risk assessments