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CCM Aims for Strong Victory in Upcoming Elections

February 1, 2025
 The Secretary of the National Executive Committee for Ideology, Propaganda, and Training of CCM,   Amos Makalla, urged Tanzanians to take action and register to vote in large numbers ahead of the upcoming elections, ensuring a strong victory for the party. Makalla addressed

Minister Leads Tree-Planting Initiative at Defence HQ

February 1, 2025
 The Minister of Defence and National Service,  Dr. Stergomena Tax  took part in a tree-planting ceremony at the Defence Headquarters in Kikombo, Dar es Salaam. The event was a celebration of both environmental conservation and President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s birthday, which is

Tanzania Orders Hospitals to Prioritize Emergency Care

February 1, 2025
The Tanzanian government has instructed both private and public hospitals to prioritize emergency medical treatment for all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. This directive, issued on January 31, 2025, aims to ensure that patients in urgent need of care are

Russia Offers Support for Syria’s Reconstruction

February 1, 2025
 Russia has announced its intention to assist in rebuilding the war-torn country. This offer was made during recent talks between Russian officials and Syrian government representatives in Damascus, signaling a potential new chapter in their long-standing relationship. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail

Tanzania’s Direct Cargo Flights to China Boost Exports

February 1, 2025
Tanzania’s horticultural industry is set to benefit significantly following the launch of direct cargo flights between Dar es Salaam and Guangzhou, China. The inaugural flight, operated by Air Tanzania on January 12, 2025, marks a major step in strengthening trade ties and

M23 Rebels Seize Goma, Leaving Hundreds Dead

February 1, 2025
The M23 rebel group has taken control of Goma, the largest city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), following days of intense fighting that has left at least 700 people dead and 2,800 injured. The escalating violence, which unfolded between
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