SADC Praises Tanzania Clean Cooking Energy Strategy
The Southern African regional bloc has commended Tanzania’s approach to expanding access to clean cooking energy, describing it as a practical and results-driven model
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Committee Inspects Progress at Julius Nyerere Dam
A government oversight committee has expressed satisfaction with the progress and performance of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project following an official inspection visit conducted
Court Appeal Throws Tundu Lissu Trial Into Limbo
The treason trial facing opposition leader Tundu Lissu has been put on hold indefinitely, introducing fresh uncertainty into a case that has drawn nationwide
Tz, Issues Public Alert: Rising Cases of Influenza and Dengue
The government of Tanzania has issued a renewed public health alert following an increase in seasonal respiratory infections and ongoing regional risks linked to
Tanzania Links Security With Economic Growth Momentum
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has underscored the critical role of national security in supporting Tanzania’s economic growth, highlighting that a stable and secure environment
Court Weighs New Evidence In Lissu Treason Case
The High Court in Dar es Salaam is expected to rule on whether prosecutors can introduce additional evidence in the treason case facing Tundu
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Who Decides How Societies Live?
As debates over sovereignty and morality deepen across Africa, Tanzania finds itself at the crossroads of a global cultural clash. At the center is a single question: Who gets to decide how societies live? For the European Union and its parliament, the
NATO Issues Stern Warning Over Russian Airspace Breaches
NATO has issued a firm warning to Russia following a series of incursions into the airspace of alliance member states. Recently, three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets briefly entered Estonian airspace before being intercepted and escorted out by NATO forces. This incident follows
Uganda’s 2026 Election: Museveni Seeks Seventh Term
Uganda’s long-serving President Yoweri Museveni has officially been nominated as a candidate for the upcoming January 2026 presidential election. At 81 years old, Museveni has been in power since 1986, making him one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders. His administration has been marked
Women Lead Historic Surge in Tanzania Elections
Tanzania’s 2025 general elections are shaping up to be historic, as women step into the political spotlight like never before. Across the country, female candidates are contesting parliamentary and local seats in record numbers, and some political parties have even nominated women
Trump Criticizes United Nations for Falling Short
Standing before world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump delivered a fiery speech that blended humor, sharp criticism, and bold challenges. His message was clear: the U.N., in his eyes, is failing to rise to the immense responsibilities
PBA Condemns TLS Directive Limiting Legal Aid
The Public Bar Association (PBA) has strongly criticized a recent directive from the Tanganyika Law Society which seeks to prevent lawyers from offering legal aid to citizens. The move follows the assault of Advocate Deogratius Mahinyila by police on September 15, 2025,
France to Host Emergency Talks on Congo
When President Emmanuel Macron addressed the United Nations this week, his words went beyond diplomacy. They echoed the anguish of millions in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who continue to live in the shadow of conflict and displacement. Macron confirmed that
Barrick Mining Reaches 13-Year High After Nevada Gold Find
Barrick Mining (NYSE: B) (TSX: ABX) has surged to its highest level in 13 years, fueled by a “game-changing” gold discovery in Nevada and the overall strength of the precious metals market. The company’s shares listed in Toronto jumped as much as
Are Western Travel Warnings The New Sanctions?
It starts with a travel advisory. Then a visa delay. Then a quiet list of “high-risk” regions. To the casual observer, these may look like routine security updates. But for diplomats and travelers across Africa, they increasingly resemble something else — the