Karume’s Legacy Still Shapes Zanzibar And Tanzania
Tanzania marks Karume Day on April 7, the nation once again turns its attention to the enduring legacy of Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume, a
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Piyushbhai Mehta Arrives In Tanzania to Support Vulnerable
As the world gradually shifts back to the values of care, community, and shared responsibility, a quiet but powerful message is taking shape one
Fortune Paper Urges Global Shift to Zero Waste
Fortune Paper Group Limited has renewed its call for fair trade policies while urging greater public commitment to responsible waste management, as Tanzania joined
Tanzania Pays Tribute as Lukuvi’s Legacy Endures
Tanzania continues to mourn the passing of veteran leader , a long-serving public official whose political journey spanned decades and left a lasting imprint
Tanzania Enters New Era In HIV Treatment
Tanzania is stepping into a transformative phase in its fight against HIV, marked by the planned introduction of Lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, alongside
Tz, Signs $300 Million Deal to Advance Strategic Metals Processing
Tanzania has signed a $300 million (approximately Sh700 billion) agreement with Panda Hill Tanzania Limited, positioning the Mbeya region at the center of a
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Guinea Supreme Court Approves Nine Presidential Candidates
Guinea’s Supreme Court has finalized the list of nine candidates for the December 28 presidential election, clearing transitional leader General Mamadi Doumbouya while excluding key opposition figures, signaling a highly scrutinized and contested race. The approved candidates include Makalé Camara, Ibrahima Abé
Tanzanian Vice-President Arrives in Kinshasa for Regional Summit
The Vice-President of Tanzania, Dr. Emmanuel Nchimbi, arrived, 14 November 2025, at Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He is attending on behalf of President Samia Suluhu Hassan to represent Tanzania at the Ninth Summit of the International
Samia Unveils New Ministry Focused on Youth Empowerment
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced a major government restructuring aimed at giving stronger national attention to the country’s young population. In her recent address, she confirmed that the government will establish a fully dedicated Ministry for Youth Affairs, replacing the previous
Tanzania Committed to Democracy, Adapts to National Context
During the opening of the 13th sitting of Parliament of Tanzania on 14 November 2025, President Samia Suluhu Hassan reaffirmed her government’s readiness to learn and adjust its course as the country continues its journey towards democracy. She called on all segments of
President Urges Youth to Protect Nation, Avoid Destruction
President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania emphasized a message of understanding and reconciliation as she opened the 13th Parliament in Dodoma. She urged the country’s security forces to exercise restraint and allow freedom for young people who may have followed the crowd
Samia Seeks Honest Reflection Among Political Parties
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on political parties across Tanzania to meet, reflect and find common ground following the tensions that gripped the nation after recent unrest. Opening the 13th session of the Parliament in Dodoma on November 14, she said
Tanzania’s President Calls for Peace Amid Election Violence
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called for unity and calm as the nation continues to grapple with the aftermath of deadly unrest that erupted during the October 29 general election. Opening the Parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania in Dodoma
Tanzania’s New PM Directed to Serve All Citizens
President Samia Suluhu Hassan officially appointed Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba as Prime Minister. She made a pointed reminder: the role he now holds is not meant for friends, family, or personal allies but for the benefit of the entire citizenry. “Your burden is
Mwanza Bishop Condemns Post-Election Violence Nationwide
The Archbishop of the Catholic Diocese of Mwanza, His Grace Renatus Nkwande, has strongly condemned the violence that erupted during and after Tanzania’s October 29 elections, calling it a national shame that undermines the country’s long-standing international reputation. Speaking on Thursday during