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Tanzania Must Reveal Death Toll After Protests

 Former Prime Minister and Vice‑President Judge Joseph Warioba has urged Tanzania to publicly disclose how many people died during the unrest that erupted on 29 October 2025, arguing that without an official death toll it is impossible to judge whether the level
December 23, 2025

Dar Police Intensify Security Ahead Christmas Holidays

The Dar es Salaam Regional Police, under the leadership of Commander Jumanne Murilo, has announced a comprehensive security plan to ensure public safety during the upcoming Christmas and New Year celebrations. With the festive season approaching, authorities are taking proactive steps to
December 22, 2025

Tanzania, Algeria Deepen Economic and Investment Ties

Tanzania and Algeria have agreed to strengthen cooperation across key economic sectors, including energy, investment, tourism, and air transport, in a bid to deepen trade relations and promote shared prosperity. The agreement was reached following talks between Tanzania’s Minister for Foreign Affairs
December 22, 2025

UN Names Barham Salih New Refugee Chief

The United Nations General Assembly has approved the appointment of former Iraqi president Barham Salih as the next head of the UN refugee agency, a decision that carries both symbolic and practical significance at a time of unprecedented global displacement. With the
December 22, 2025

Tanzania and Algeria to Strengthen Economic Cooperation

Tanzania and Algeria have moved to strengthen their diplomatic and economic partnership following high-level talks between their foreign ministers held in Cairo, Egypt. The discussions took place on December 19, 2025, on the sidelines of the Second Africa–Russia Foreign Ministers’ Conference, bringing
December 22, 2025

Government Emphasises Dialogue With Religious Leaders

The government has once again underscored the importance of working hand in hand with religious leaders, describing them as vital partners in promoting justice, peace and national security, while encouraging Tanzanians to remain patient, tolerant and united. The message was delivered by
December 22, 2025

Ngongo Port Project Seen as Lindi Growth Engine

Tanzania’s plans to expand its maritime infrastructure gained fresh momentum after Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba inspected the Lindi Regional Port and called for faster progress on the proposed Ngongo Port project, a development expected to transform trade and transport in the
December 22, 2025
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