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Tanzania Must Resolve Political Differences Through Dialogue

Tanzania’s long-term political stability will depend on its ability to address domestic disagreements through inclusive national dialogue, credible institutions and respect for sovereignty, as the country continues to confront the political divisions left by the disputed October 2025 general elections. One year

November 4, 2026

Politics·Tanzania

Tanzania Bids Farewell to Professor Philemon Sarungi

Mourners gathered in Dar es Salaam to pay their last respects to the late Professor Philemon Sarungi, a respected orthopaedic surgeon, former Cabinet minister, and dedicated public servant. The 88-year-old, who passed away last week, was laid to rest at Kinondoni Cemetery

March 11, 2025

Education·Tanzania

College Student in Court Over TikTok Video

A 21-year-old student from Koteti College in Tanga, Bonus Mbono, appeared before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court on Monday, March 10, 2025, facing three charges related to content he posted on TikTok and the use of a SIM card registered under another

March 11, 2025

Health·World

Cyclone “Jude” Approaches Mozambique, Tz Watches Closely

The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has issued an update about Cyclone “Jude,” which is currently making its way through the Indian Ocean near the Mozambique Channel. TMA’s latest analysis suggests that the cyclone is expected to hit land in Mozambique today, but

March 10, 2025

Business·Tanzania

Government Invests in Cashew Farming to Boost Productivity

The government has allocated more than 8 billion Tanzanian shillings to the Cashew Board of Tanzania (CBT) to fund the “Better Tomorrow Construction” (BBT) program, aimed at improving cashew farming across the country. CBT Executive Director, Francis Alfred, explained that the funds

March 10, 2025

Tanzania

Tanzania to Import Ethiopian Electricity Through Kenya

Tanzania is taking a major step to improve its electricity supply by importing power from Ethiopia through Kenya, a move expected to save the country around TSh 32 billion every year. This initiative is also aimed at reducing power shortages and stabilizing

March 10, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Tanzania’s Startup Boom: Fintech Leads, Other Sectors Lag

Tanzania’s startup ecosystem is growing fast, but one sector is getting the lion’s share of investmentfintech. In 2024, the country raised $53 million in startup funding, and a staggering 75% of that went to financial technology companies. This mirrors a wider trend

March 7, 2025

Tanzania·Technology & Innovation

Minister Slams Contractor Over Delays in BRT Project

The Minister of Works, Abdallah Ulega, has strongly criticized delays in the ongoing Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Phase IV project, blaming the Chinese contractor for failing to meet deadlines despite receiving a substantial payment of Sh36 billion. During his site inspection on

March 7, 2025

Education·Tanzania

Student’s Death Sparks Debate on Corporal Punishment

The tragic death of Form Two student Mhoja Maduhu has reignited concerns over the use of corporal punishment in Tanzanian schools, with child rights organizations calling for urgent reforms. Maduhu, a student at Mwasamba Secondary School in Busega district, Simiyu region, lost

March 7, 2025

Health·World

Spanish Woman Fights for Right to Euthanasia

A 24-year-old Spanish woman, Noelia, is at the center of a historic court case as she seeks the legal right to end her life through euthanasia, a decision that has been strongly opposed by her father. Noelia’s battle began after she survived

March 6, 2025

Health·Tanzania

Arusha Residents Embrace Fitness Ahead of Women’s Day

As the countdown to International Women’s Day continues, the people of Arusha have kicked off the celebrations in a unique way by prioritizing their health. In anticipation of the national event set to take place in the region on March 8, 2025,

March 6, 2025

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