Arusha Directs Councils To Clear Health Commodity Debts
The Arusha Regional Administrative Secretary, Dr Toba Alnason Nguvila, has directed all council directors in the region to prepare clear plans for settling debts
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REA Boosts Salt Production For Women In Singida
The Rural Energy Agency (REA) has constructed modern salt production infrastructure for women in Nsunsu Village, Iramba District, Singida Region, in a move expected
DAWASA Urges Businesses To Help Curb Water Loss
The Dar es Salaam Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (DAWASA) has urged businesses that depend heavily on water, including car washes, brick makers and
Tanzania Urges Farmers To Embrace Date Palm Farming
Farmers in Tanzania have been encouraged to embrace date palm cultivation as a drought-tolerant crop that can help communities adapt to the effects of
TFS Warns 328 New Employees Over Unauthorized Absence
The Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS) has warned 328 newly recruited employees against leaving their assigned work stations without following official procedures, saying unauthorized
Kikwete Inspects Safer Communities Project In Tabora
Former Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete has begun a four-day working visit to Tabora Region, inspecting the implementation of the Safer Communities Project being
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ACT-Wazalendo Leaders Weigh Path After Elections
Top leaders of ACT-Wazalendo gathered in Zanzibar for a closed-door meeting to reflect on the tense political atmosphere that followed the October 29 General Election—and to confront a defining question for the party’s future should it join the Government of National Unity
Tanzania Orders Supervised Return of Closed Church
Tanzania’s Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has directed the government to allow the Church of Resurrection and Life—led by Bishop Josephat Gwajima—to resume its activities under supervision, months after the church was deregistered for allegedly breaching regulations. The decision signals a softer, more
Tz, Cancels Independence Celebrations Amid Rising Tensions
Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has suggested that the recent election-related unrest in Tanzania may be tied to growing international interest in the country’s expanding natural resource reserves, saying the nation’s rise as a future energy and minerals hub has drawn new pressures
Dar Commissioner Warns Against Post‑Election Violence
Dar es Salaam’s Regional Commissioner, Albert Chalamila, has issued a stern warning over ongoing unrest in the city, saying recent violence is causing severe harm to innocent citizens and jeopardising critical national infrastructure. Speaking Monday during a tour with Prime Minister Mwigulu
Australia Imposes Historic Under‑16 Social Media Ban
Australia is preparing to enforce a groundbreaking law banning children under 16 from holding social media accounts, starting 10 December 2025. Platforms will be required to block the creation of new accounts for minors and deactivate existing ones, or face fines of
Algiers Hosts Ministerial Conference on Local Medicine
The Ministerial Conference on Local Production of Medicines and Other Health Technologies in Africa is underway, bringing together key stakeholders from across the continent to address the growing need to strengthen Africa’s health sovereignty. Africa continues to rely heavily on imported medical
Tanzania Police Detain 14 Burundian Illegal Immigrants
The Mwanza Regional Police have apprehended 14 Burundian nationals suspected of entering Tanzania illegally, in an operation that underscores the country’s ongoing efforts to secure its borders. The arrests were made during two separate vehicle inspections in the region. According to Mwanza
International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa
Algeria is set to host the International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa on 30 November and 1 December 2025. The event aligns with the African Union Assembly Decision 903(XXXVIII), adopted in February 2025, which endorsed President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s proposal
Tanzania Probes CNN’s Claims of Post‑Election Killings
The Tanzanian government has rejected a recent CNN report alleging police shootings and mass graves following the disputed October 29, 2025, elections, calling the coverage “one-sided” and professionally flawed. According to CNN, its investigation drew on interviews with more than 100 Tanzanians,