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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Government to Reclaim Idle Cooperative Lands in Kilimanjaro
Tanzania’s Minister for Agriculture, Hussein Bashe, has announced a sweeping move to address the chronic shortage of arable land in the Kilimanjaro Region, vowing to dissolve underperforming cooperative societies that are failing to utilize their vast land holdings. Speaking in the National
MP Calls for Transport Law Overhaul in Parliament
Tanzanian lawmaker Rashid Abdallah Shangazi, representing the Mlalo constituency, has urged the government to initiate a comprehensive legal review of the national transportation framework. The aim, he says, is to unlock the door for greater private sector participation in major infrastructure projects
Palestinian Ambassador Cries at UN Over Gaza Crisis
An emotional plea from Riyad Mansour, the Permanent Observer of the State of Palestine to the United Nations, brought silence to the UN Security Council chamber this week as he wept while describing the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip. Mansour
Dar Leaders Give Traders Two Weeks to Move
Authorities in Tanzania’s bustling commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, have given informal traders operating along access roads near Kariakoo Market a strict two-week ultimatum to vacate the area—clearing the path for the much-anticipated reopening of one of East Africa’s busiest trading hubs.
Tanzania Seeks Sh164 Billion to Reform Land Sector
The Government of Tanzania has proposed a Sh164.14 billion budget for the 2025/26 financial year, focusing on modernising the country’s land management systems, boosting affordable housing, and enhancing access to land rights. The budget request was tabled in the National Assembly by
Teachers and Students Honour Ngũgĩ’s Literature
Tributes continued to pour in across Tanzania on Thursday following the death of renowned Kenyan writer Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, who passed away in the United States on Wednesday at the age of 87. The celebrated novelist and academic left an enduring legacy
Tanzania Launches National Menstrual Health Guidelines 2025
The Government of Tanzania has unveiled the 2025 National Guidelines on Menstrual Health and Hygiene. The move seeks to dismantle the longstanding stigma around menstruation and promote dignity for girls and women across the country. Announced on May 28 — a date
World Health Assembly Declares November 17 Prematurity Day
The World Health Assembly has officially designated November 17 as World Prematurity Day, starting in 2025, to bring global attention to the risks and realities faced by premature babies. The announcement came during the 77th annual session of the Assembly, held in
French Surgeon Sentenced After Decades of Abuse Revealed
A French court has sentenced former surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of raping and sexually abusing 299 patients some as young as four years old over more than two decades. The trial, which concluded