Kilombero CCM Reviews Party Performance Ahead of Future Elections
The Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) leadership in Kilombero District has held a special District Executive Council meeting to assess the party’s performance, strengthen its
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Mbeya Invites Investors to Build Modern Slaughterhouse in Ilemi
Mbeya City Council has invited investors and private sector stakeholders to participate in the construction of a modern slaughterhouse in Ilemi through a Public-Private
Arusha Builds New Secondary School at Sh584 Million
The government has begun implementing a new ward secondary school project in Kimnyaki, Arumeru District, Arusha Region, at a cost of TZS 584.2 million,
Police Warn Against Planned Violence Ahead of Lissu Ruling
The Dar es Salaam Special Police Zone has warned individuals allegedly mobilising people to travel to the city to engage in violence and acts
Wami/Ruvu Projects Advance to Improve Water Access
The Wami/Ruvu Basin Water Board has inspected ongoing water infrastructure projects in Mvomero District, Morogoro Region, aimed at improving livestock water access, protecting the
TAKUKURU Targets 93 New Offices by 2027
Tanzania’s Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB), commonly known as TAKUKURU, is expected to complete the construction of 93 office buildings across the
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Network Restored as Tanzanians Mourn Loved Ones
Late on the evening of 3 November 2025, internet access was restored in Tanzania, ending a government‑ordered blackout that began on 29 October 2025 amid violent protests spreading across major cities. The move came just hours after the inauguration of President Samia Suluhu Hassan and her
Calm And Order Mark Tanzania’s 2025 Election Day
The atmosphere was calm, reflective, and filled with optimism a day when citizens exercised one of democracy’s most powerful rights: the right to vote. At the Sokoine Market polling centre in Longuo B Ward, Moshi Municipal Council, Grace Marealle couldn’t hide her
CCM Warns Foreign-Funded Activists Against Destabilizing Tanzania
Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary for Ideology, Publicity and Training, Kenani Kihongosi, has strongly cautioned individuals he described as “foreign-financed activists” who are allegedly attempting to destabilize Tanzania. Speaking in Mwanza a day before CCM concluded its presidential campaign rallies, Kihongosi emphasized
Transport Services Suspended Ahead of Tanzanian Election
As Tanzania prepares for its general election on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, several transportation operators have announced a temporary suspension of services between October 28 and October 30. The decision is aimed at facilitating voter participation and ensuring a smooth electoral process.
Ouattara Wins Fourth Term Amid Political Tension
Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has secured a fourth term in office, capturing 89.77% of votes according to provisional results announced by the country’s Independent Electoral Commission on Monday. The 83-year-old leader, who has held power since 2011, faced a significantly reduced
Kenya Introduces Air Ticket Levy for Travelers
Kenya has introduced a new air ticket levy for both domestic and international flights, following the signing of the Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Bill by President William Ruto. Under the new regulation, travelers will pay KSh 600 for domestic journeys and
US Drops Mali From Controversial Visa Bond Programme
The United States has reversed its decision to include Mali in its controversial Visa Bond Pilot Programme, removing the West African nation from the list just days before the policy was set to take effect. The programme, which requires nationals from certain
Tanzania’s Malecela Urges Peace Ahead of General Election
Former Prime Minister John Malecela has called on citizens to uphold peace and unity throughout the electoral process. Speaking in Same District, the 89-year-old statesman reminded Tanzanians that peace is the foundation of every nation’s progress. “There is nothing more valuable in
Paul Biya Secures Eighth Term Amid Rising Unrest
Cameroon’s long-serving president, Paul Biya, has been re-elected for an eighth consecutive term at the age of 92, extending his more than four decades in power. Official results announced by the Constitutional Council on Monday confirmed that Biya secured 53.66 percent of