Masauni Urges Regional Cooperation to Protect Lake Tanganyika
The Minister of State in the Vice-President’s Office (Union and Environment), Hamad Masauni, has urged member states of the Lake Tanganyika Authority (LTA) to
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Samia Commends Majaliwa for Dodoma Government City project
President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, has commended former Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa for his contribution to overseeing and
Religious Leaders Urged to Prepare Communities for El Niño
Religious leaders in Tanzania have been urged to use their influence within communities to raise awareness about the potential impacts of El Niño rains
Shaka Praises Samia Over Strategic Projects
Kilosa District Commissioner Shaka Hamdu Shaka has praised President Samia Suluhu Hassan for continuing the implementation of Tanzania’s strategic national development projects, saying her
Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project Reaches Full Capacity
Tanzania’s Deputy Minister for Energy, Salome Makamba, has commended Parliament for its contribution to overseeing the implementation of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP),
Tanzania Tightens Mining Licence Oversight
Tanzania’s government has outlined stricter regulatory measures to ensure that mining licence holders comply with legal requirements, protect workers’ safety and maintain environmental standards
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Foreign Bases Challenge African Sovereignty
Africa’s security landscape is becoming increasingly crowded as foreign powers expand, maintain or renegotiate military arrangements across the continent, creating a difficult balance between immediate security needs and long-term national sovereignty. From the strategic coastline of Djibouti to the conflict zones of
Why Every Global Power Suddenly Wants Africa
Africa has become one of the main arenas of global geopolitical competition, with the United States, China, Russia and the European Union increasingly seeking stronger economic, political and strategic relationships across the continent. The competition is no longer centred only on traditional
Putin Meets Foreign Military Attachés At Center-2026
Russian President Vladimir Putin has met with foreign military attachés attending the Center-2026 strategic military exercises, expressing hope that military cooperation between Russia and participating countries will continue. Putin held the meeting on October 2 at the Chebarkulsky training ground in Russia’s
Trump Tells Americans To Endure High Fuel Prices
U.S. President Donald Trump has told Americans to endure rising fuel costs as the war involving Iran continues, arguing that the economic burden being felt by households is a relatively small price to pay for the objectives of the conflict. “You’re paying
Tanzania Leads Africa in Electricity Connections
Tanzania is leading Africa in connecting citizens to electricity, according to World Bank statistics cited by Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi, as the government expands efforts to make power connections more affordable for households across the country. Ndejembi made the remarks on Friday,
Putin Pledges Russia-Africa Partnership Beyond Colonial Model
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia will continue expanding its cooperation with Africa, but insisted that Moscow’s approach should be based on joint development rather than the model he associated with colonial powers. Speaking on Thursday, October 1, during the plenary
Lapid Accuses Government of Politicising Flydubai Incident
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid has accused government-aligned figures of using the emergency involving a Flydubai passenger aircraft for political purposes, arguing that the incident should not be linked to a security briefing he received from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a day
Tanzania, Qatar Explore New Economic Investment Opportunities
Tanzania and Qatar are seeking to deepen economic cooperation, with Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba highlighting opportunities that could expand investment, production and participation by citizens of both countries. Dr. Nchemba said the two countries still have significant untapped economic opportunities that,
When Donors Leave: What Happens to Their Projects?
Tanzania has benefited from decades of donor-funded development programmes covering water, agriculture, health, education, conservation and community development. Yet the long-term survival of some of these initiatives remains a persistent challenge once external financing comes to an end. The central weakness is