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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President Samia Calls for Justice, Integrity in Courts
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on judges and magistrates across Tanzania to uphold professionalism, fairness, and integrity, stressing that public trust in the courts is built on how justice is delivered. Speaking on January 13, 2026, during the Annual General Meeting
Uganda Tightens Grip on Civil Society Before Crucial Vote
With only days remaining before Ugandans head to the polls, the political atmosphere in the country has grown increasingly tense following a government decision to suspend several prominent civil society organisations. The move has sparked widespread concern among rights advocates and political
US Does Not Rule Out Military Strike On Iran
The United States has insisted that President Donald Trump has not dismissed the possibility of a military strike against Iran, even as his administration moves forward with punitive economic measures against Tehran. Washington’s comments come at a time of heightened tensions between
Foreign Doctors Challenge Kenya Work Permit Ban
A group of 22 doctors from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) practising in Kenya has filed a legal challenge in the High Court of Kenya, seeking to overturn a government directive that halted the issuance of new work permits for
Iran Authorities Reframe Protests as Terror Threat
Iran’s government has moved to redefine the wave of unrest sweeping the country, insisting that what many citizens and observers describe as protests should instead be viewed as a coordinated campaign of terrorism aimed at destabilising the state. In a strongly worded
US Operation Warns China Over Growing Americas Influence
A recent United States military operation that led to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has revealed a broader strategic message aimed at China, underscoring Washington’s determination to curb Beijing’s expanding influence across the Americas. According to officials familiar with the
Kenya Pauses China Trade Pact as US Pressure Mounts
Kenya has temporarily halted plans to sign a proposed trade agreement with China, a move that underscores the delicate diplomatic and economic balancing act Nairobi is facing amid growing pressure from the United States. The decision, according to sources familiar with the
Trump Warns World Over Continued Iran Trade
U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply escalated pressure on Iran by warning that any country continuing to trade with Tehran will face a new 25 percent tariff on all goods exported to the United States. The announcement, delivered through a social media
Iran Unrest Escalates Amid Claims of Potential U.S. Attack
Violent clashes linked to widespread protests in Iran have resulted in an estimated 500 deaths, according to a U.S.‑based human rights organisation, as tensions rise between Tehran and Washington over the handling of dissent and threats of foreign military involvement. The Iranian