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Tanzania Moves to Speed Kidunda Dam Work as Water Needs Grow

January 3, 2026
 The Government of Tanzania has taken decisive steps to ensure that the long‑anticipated Kidunda Dam project keeps moving without interruption, after Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba directed authorities to release funds to contractors without delay to prevent slowdowns in construction. The move was

Bolsonaro Returns to Prison After Hospital Discharge

January 3, 2026
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has been returned to prison custody shortly after being discharged from a hospital in the capital, Brasília, following surgery, in a development that highlights the continuing legal and political repercussions of his conviction. Bolsonaro left DF Star

Gabon Shifts Economic Leadership Amid Mounting Fiscal Strain

January 3, 2026
Gabon’s President Brice Oligui Nguema has reshuffled his economic leadership, dismissing Finance Minister Henri-Claude Oyima and appointing a new official at a time when the country is under increasing financial strain from rising debt and pressure on public finances. According to a

Arusha Stadium Nears Completion Ahead of AFCON 2027

January 3, 2026
Tanzania’s preparations for hosting the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2027 continue to gain momentum, as construction of the Arusha sports stadium enters an advanced stage, raising confidence in the country’s readiness for the continental football showcase. During an inspection tour conducted

Global Celebrations Mark Historic Welcome of 2026

January 2, 2026
The world’s entry into 2026 has continued to dominate international headlines, as nations across continents reflect on how the New Year was welcomed with striking displays of culture, technology, and collective optimism. While such moments are marked every year, the scale and

Tanzania Sets Steady Diplomatic And Economic Path 2026

January 2, 2026
Tanzania has begun the year 2026 with a clear message of continuity, stability, and outward-looking engagement, reaffirming its commitment to strong international and regional cooperation while placing economic diplomacy at the center of national progress. In her New Year address, President Samia

TRA Performance Exceeds Second Quarter Expectations

January 2, 2026
Tanzania’s public finances received a boost in the second quarter of the 2025/26 financial year after the national revenue authority reported collections that slightly surpassed official targets, pointing to steady economic activity and improved tax compliance. Between October and December, the authority
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