Tanzanian Banks Report Strong Profits Growth 2025
Tanzania’s banking sector has posted record-breaking profits in 2025, with the industry collectively earning Sh2.47 trillion, a 14.7 percent increase from Sh2.16 trillion in
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Tanzania Leaders Stress Unity, Law and Healing After Election
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, has called on political leaders, civil society, and activists to focus on national unity and lawful debate rather
Tanzania’s Growth Is Raising Household Incomes
Tanzania is experiencing a steady improvement in living standards as average income per person has more than doubled over the last two decades, reflecting
Tanzania’s Long-Term Strategy Is Paying Off
Tanzania is witnessing a steady improvement in the wellbeing of its people following the implementation of the Long-Term Perspective Plan (LTPP) 2025, with government
Court System Key To Nation’s Prosperity, TLS
The president of the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS), Boniface Mwabukusi, has emphasized that true national development must ultimately be measured by the well-being and
Tanzania Expands Pulses Market Access To Malaysia
The Tanzanian government has announced ongoing efforts to open a new export market for pulses in Malaysia, a move expected to stabilize prices, increase
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Uganda Halts NGO Operations Ahead Elections
Uganda’s political atmosphere has grown more tense after the government ordered the suspension of several non-governmental organizations just days before the country’s general election. The decision, announced on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, has sparked debate at home and drawn the attention of
Ugandans Vote Amid Tight Security Nationwide
Ugandans today, January 15, 2026, are heading to polling stations across the country in an election widely seen as one of the most decisive in the nation’s modern political history. From busy urban neighborhoods in the capital to distant rural communities, voters
Africa Bears Climate Burden Despite Minimal Global Emissions
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned that Africa continues to shoulder a disproportionate share of the global climate crisis, despite contributing only a small fraction to worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. His remarks have renewed calls for greater accountability from major polluting
Trump Issues Warning As Iran Protest Deaths Rise
US President Donald Trump has warned that Washington could take tough and unspecified action against Iran, as reports continue to emerge of protesters being killed during ongoing anti-government demonstrations across the country. The remarks have added to growing international pressure on Tehran,
Uganda Opposition Raises Alarm Over Military Deployment
Uganda’s opposition parties have voiced deep concern over the role of the military in the country’s electoral process, following the government’s decision to deploy thousands of soldiers ahead of Thursday’s general election. The announcement has intensified political tensions, with opposition leaders warning
Clashes Erupt As Protests Grow After Minnesota Shooting
Tensions flared in the US cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul on Tuesday as security officers confronted protesters angered by the fatal shooting of a civilian by immigration officers, an incident that has continued to fuel nationwide demonstrations and renewed debate over
Somalia Ends UAE Deals Over Sovereignty Concerns
Somalia has taken a decisive step in its foreign relations by cancelling all agreements previously signed with the United Arab Emirates, saying the Gulf state’s recent actions threaten the country’s sovereignty and national unity. The announcement marks a new chapter in the
Trump Suspends Iran Talks, Backs Anti-Government Protests
US President Donald Trump has sharply escalated tensions with Iran after announcing a complete suspension of diplomatic talks and openly urging Iranians to continue street protests and take control of state institutions, a move that has drawn global attention and raised fears
Uganda Enforces Internet Blackout Before National Elections
Uganda has imposed a sweeping shutdown of internet services and international phone calls just days before citizens head to the polls, a move that has reignited debate over digital rights, election transparency, and state security in the East African nation. The restrictions