Rain, Sunshine Predicted Across Regions Of Tanzania
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its 24-hour weather forecast, warning residents of varying conditions across the country, including isolated showers, partly cloudy
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Dr.Graham Advocate For Increased Education on HPV
Dr. Anna Graham, a women’s health specialist at CCBRT Hospital, is advocating for enhanced education on human papillomavirus (HPV). She emphasizes the importance of
Tanzania Accelerates Rollout of National ICT Ranking
Tanzania is entering a defining phase of its digital transformation as the government intensifies efforts to strengthen the nation’s information and communication systems ahead
Women’s Forum Maps Path to National Unity
The 2025 Women’s Forum has outlined five major resolutions aimed at strengthening peace, unity and social cohesion across the country. The commitments were announced
MP Shingo Pledges Cooperation With City Leaders
Member of Parliament for Ukonga, Bakari Shingo, has pledged to work closely with the City Council and the newly elected Mayor of Dar es
TMA Updates 24-Hour Forecast, Showers Expected Elsewhere
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its weather forecast for the next 24 hours, starting from 9:00 p.m. on December 4, 2025, warning
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Zelensky Open to Resignation for Peace or NATO Entry
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is willing to step down if doing so would help bring peace to his country or secure Ukraine’s long-sought membership in NATO. His remarks come as the war with Russia nears its third year, with
Congo’s President Calls for Unity Amid Rebel Crisis
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) President Félix Tshisekedi has announced plans to form a national unity government as his administration faces mounting pressure over the ongoing conflict in the country’s eastern regions. The decision comes as M23 rebels, accused of receiving support
Kenyan Pastor Flees After Beating Women in Exorcism
Two women in Bomet County, Kenya, are recovering from injuries after their pastor allegedly beat them during an exorcism ritual. The shocking incident, which took place at a church in the Kapkwen area, has sparked outrage and prompted a police investigation. The
Hundreds of Congolese Police Officers Join M23 Rebels
A wave of defections has shaken the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as hundreds of police officers have abandoned their posts and joined the M23 rebel group. The move comes in the wake of M23’s recent capture of Bukavu, the capital of
Airlines Debate Charging Passengers Based on Weight
A growing discussion in the aviation industry is raising questions about whether airlines should introduce weight-based pricing for passengers. Supporters argue that such a system could help reduce fuel consumption and emissions, making air travel more efficient and environmentally friendly. However, the
EU Delegation Assesses Development Projects in Tanzania
A team of seven Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from the Committee on Development (DEVE) is in Tanzania for a three-day visit to evaluate the impact of European Union (EU) investments and the effectiveness of the Global Gateway initiative. Their mission,
Tanzania’s SGR Project Moves Closer to Completion
The construction of Tanzania’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) between Mwanza and Isaka in Shinyanga has reached a significant milestone, with 63.04% of the work now completed. Transport Minister Prof. Makame Mbarawa confirmed the progress during his visit to Malampaka Town in Simiyu
President Samia Leads African Coffee Summit in Tanzania
President Samia Suluhu Hassan officially opened the Third African Coffee Producers Summit, where leaders, experts, and farmers gathered to discuss the future of the coffee industry on the continent. The summit, held in Dar es Salaam, aims to strengthen cooperation among coffee-producing
Trump Fires Top Military Officials in Pentagon Shake-Up
President Donald Trump has made a sweeping change in U.S. military leadership by dismissing General Charles Q. “CQ” Brown Jr., the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, along with two other high-ranking officials. The move, which comes just 16 months after