President Samia Sends Condolences Cardinal Pengo Death
The President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has extended heartfelt condolences following the passing of Polycarp Pengo, the retired Archbishop
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Prime Minister Orders Urgent Lake Chala Water Project
Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has given the Ministry of Water a strict two-week deadline to complete the process of securing a contractor for the
Tanzania Cardinal Polycarp Pengo Dies, Church Mourns
The death of Polycarp Pengo, the retired Archbishop of Dar es Salaam, has marked the end of one of the most influential religious careers
Climate Displacement Crisis Forces Urgent Global Action
A rapidly intensifying wave of climate-driven displacement is forcing governments, humanitarian agencies and global institutions to confront what experts now describe as one of
“Retirement Does Not Apply To Politics” — Wasira
CCM Vice Chairman for Mainland Tanzania, Stephen Wasira, has clarified his stance on retirement in politics, explaining that stepping back applies to public service
Dar es Salaam Enforces Market Road Safety Measures
The Dar es Salaam City Council has launched a decisive operation to clear traders from unauthorized areas around Kariakoo, the city’s bustling commercial heart,
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China Prepares for Possible Trade War with U.S.
Chinese officials have warned that the country must be ready for a potential trade war with the United States as tensions between the two economic superpowers continue to rise. The statement follows a series of tariff increases and retaliatory measures that have
Zelensky Predicts Putin’s Rule Will End Soon
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made a bold statement about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s future, suggesting that his time in power is nearing its end. “He will die soon, that is a fact, and everything will be over,” Zelensky said in a
EU Urges Citizens to Prepare for Emergencies
The European Union has advised its citizens to stockpile at least 72 hours’ worth of food, water, and essential supplies as part of a broader effort to strengthen emergency preparedness. The recommendation comes amid rising global tensions and concerns over potential crises,
Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Lithuania Training Accident
NATO has confirmed that four U.S. soldiers who went missing during a military exercise in Lithuania have been found dead. The soldiers, who were part of a NATO training mission, were involved in an accident during routine drills near Pabradė, close to
World Bank Approves $200M Dodoma Mobility Project.
The World Bank has approved a significant investment of $200 million for the Dodoma Integrated and Sustainable Transport (DIST) project, aimed at improving urban mobility in Tanzania‘s capital city, Dodoma. This initiative is expected to create over 10,000 jobs by 2030 and
Robot Performs Martial Arts Feats with Ease
China’s latest humanoid robot, the G1, has impressed the world by performing a series of martial arts moves, including the world’s first robotic kip-up. This impressive feat, where the robot transitions from lying flat to standing up without any external help, marks
Russia Blames UK for Escalating Ukraine Conflict
Tensions between Russia and the United Kingdom have intensified after Moscow accused Britain of playing a key role in prolonging the war in Ukraine. The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) claimed that the UK has been the “main instigator” behind the ongoing
Ramaphosa Rejects Claims of White Persecution in South Africa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly denied allegations that white citizens in the country, particularly Afrikaners, are being persecuted. In a recent statement, he called such claims a “completely false narrative,” urging people to reject misinformation that could create unnecessary division.
Protests Erupt in Gaza Against Hamas Rule
In a rare public demonstration, crowds of Palestinians took to the streets in northern Gaza, voicing frustration over Hamas’s leadership and the ongoing conflict. The protests, which broke out in areas like Beit Lahia and the Jabalia refugee camp, saw people chanting