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TAWA Reports Higher Wildlife Revenue And Community Benefits

The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has presented an update on measures taken to address recommendations raised by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) for the 2024/25 financial year, highlighting progress in wildlife management, tourism, investment and community development. The presentation was
October 8, 2026

What Happens When America Switches Off Health Funding?

Tanzania is facing a growing challenge to the sustainability of critical health programmes as changes in United States foreign assistance expose the risks of relying heavily on external financing for HIV prevention, treatment, laboratory services and community-based healthcare. For more than two
September 30, 2026

Could Tanzania Miss the Manufacturing Opportunity?

Africa is becoming increasingly important to the global transition towards cleaner energy, with countries across the continent holding minerals needed for batteries, electric vehicles, renewable-energy systems and other technologies. But for Tanzania, the emerging green-minerals economy raises a critical question: Will the
September 29, 2026

Tanzania Must Learn From Africa’s Costly Mining Deals

As competition for Africa’s minerals intensifies, Tanzania faces another major challenge: how to negotiate mining agreements that protect national interests over decades, rather than focusing only on immediate investment and export revenues. The question is particularly important because mining contracts can determine
September 29, 2026

Who Will Own Tanzania’s Battery Future?

Tanzania’s growing graphite and critical-minerals sector is placing the country closer to the global battery supply chain, but an important question remains: How much of the battery industry’s value will actually remain in Tanzania? The country is already attracting investment aimed at
September 29, 2026

Tanzania Faces Critical Minerals Risks From Global Demand

Tanzania’s ambition to develop its critical-minerals sector and attract international investment presents an opportunity to strengthen industrialisation, but experiences from countries such as Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) show the risks that can emerge when mineral production expands faster
September 29, 2026

Kenya Licensed To Produce Potential Monthly HIV Prevention Pill

Kenya has been selected to manufacture a potential new once-monthly oral medicine for HIV prevention, placing the country among a small group of African manufacturers preparing to produce the investigational drug before completion of its final clinical trials. Global pharmaceutical company Merck,
September 28, 2026

Tanzania Backs Africa-Wide Cooperation On Health Security

Tanzania has reaffirmed its readiness to work closely with other African countries, regional institutions and international partners to strengthen health security and improve preparedness for infectious disease outbreaks. Minister for Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ambassador Dr Mahmoud Thabit Kombo, made
September 28, 2026