Karume’s Legacy Still Shapes Zanzibar And Tanzania
Tanzania marks Karume Day on April 7, the nation once again turns its attention to the enduring legacy of Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume, a
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Piyushbhai Mehta Arrives In Tanzania to Support Vulnerable
As the world gradually shifts back to the values of care, community, and shared responsibility, a quiet but powerful message is taking shape one
Fortune Paper Urges Global Shift to Zero Waste
Fortune Paper Group Limited has renewed its call for fair trade policies while urging greater public commitment to responsible waste management, as Tanzania joined
Tanzania Pays Tribute as Lukuvi’s Legacy Endures
Tanzania continues to mourn the passing of veteran leader , a long-serving public official whose political journey spanned decades and left a lasting imprint
Tanzania Enters New Era In HIV Treatment
Tanzania is stepping into a transformative phase in its fight against HIV, marked by the planned introduction of Lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, alongside
Tz, Signs $300 Million Deal to Advance Strategic Metals Processing
Tanzania has signed a $300 million (approximately Sh700 billion) agreement with Panda Hill Tanzania Limited, positioning the Mbeya region at the center of a
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US Deploys Troops Amid Los Angeles Immigration Protests
President Donald Trump has ordered the deployment of 700 active-duty United States Marines and an additional 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles to assist in controlling widespread protests triggered by recent immigration raids. This marks the first time in six decades
Kenya Protests Erupt Over Death of Blogger
Protests have erupted across Kenya following the death of Albert Ojwang, a prominent blogger and political commentator, who died while in police custody. Authorities claim that Ojwang died by suicide, but his family and various human rights groups are demanding an independent
Five Western Nations Sanction Israeli Far‑Right Ministers
The United Kingdom (UK), Canada (Canada), Australia (Australia), New Zealand (New Zealand), and Norway (Norway) have imposed sanctions on two influential Israeli cabinet members: Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. These ministers serve in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s (Benjamin Netanyahu) government and are
Chad Halts U.S. Visas Over Reciprocal Travel Ban
A sharp diplomatic rift has emerged between Chad and the United States, after the Central African nation announced it would stop issuing visas to American citizens in retaliation for being included in a renewed U.S. travel ban targeting mostly African and Muslim-majority
High Court Halts Chadema Operations After Lawsuit
The High Court of Tanzania has issued an interim injunction suspending all political activities of Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema), Tanzania’s largest opposition party. The court’s decision follows a lawsuit filed by several party members from Zanzibar, who allege marginalisation within
Samia Warns Public Firms Over Government Dependence
President Samia Suluhu Hassan made it clear that public enterprises in Tanzania must begin to carry their own weight — or risk being sidelined. Speaking during a dividend and contribution handover ceremony at the State House in Dar es Salaam, the President
Russia, North Korea Resume World’s Longest Train Route
After more than four years of border closures and suspended services, Russia and North Korea are set to reopen one of the longest passenger train routes in the world. Beginning next Tuesday, June 17, a non-stop train will depart Pyongyang, North Korea’s
Abigail Chams Shines Despite Missing BET Award
Rising Tanzanian music sensation Abigail Chams made headlines across the continent this week after representing East Africa on one of the world’s biggest entertainment stages — the 2025 BET Awards. Although she didn’t take home the Best New International Act, her nomination
Russia Says Ukraine Delays Istanbul Peace Deal
The Kremlin on Monday reiterated that it remains committed to the Istanbul peace framework previously agreed with Ukraine, blaming Kyiv for allegedly stalling a scheduled exchange of prisoners of war and the bodies of fallen soldiers. Russian presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, speaking