Mossad Seeks to Rebuild U.S. Trust After Iran Debacle
Israel’s newly appointed Mossad chief, Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman, has dismissed three senior operatives just two months after taking charge of the country’s intelligence
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Pemba Residents Call for Review of Sexual Abuse Laws
Residents of Mkoani District in South Pemba Region have called on the Zanzibar House of Representatives to review laws governing sexual abuse offences, arguing
Policy Gaps Threaten 2034 Clean Cooking Target
Tanzania’s goal of ensuring that 80 percent of its population uses clean cooking energy by 2034 could be undermined by conflicting government policies, limited
Agritech, Financing Take Centre Stage At Nane Nane 2026
More than 1,200 exhibitors are showcasing modern farming technologies, investment opportunities and affordable financing solutions at this year’s Nane Nane Agricultural Exhibition, as the
Tanzania Urges SADC To Prioritise Cost-Effective Projects
Tanzania has urged Southern African Development Community (SADC) member states to prioritise regional programmes and projects that make efficient use of limited resources and
Small-Scale Miners to Benefit from New US Investment Partnership
Tanzania’s small-scale miners are set to benefit from new opportunities in financing, modern equipment and advanced mining technology following plans by US-based Falcone Sovereign
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Tanzania and Malawi Strengthen Partnership to Protect Children
Tanzania’s Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRAGG) hosted a delegation from the Malawi National Children’s Commission (MNCC) for a high-level bilateral meeting aimed at boosting the protection and promotion of children’s rights across both nations. The meeting was held at
Indonesia Supports Tanzania with Cloud Seeding Technology
The Republic of Indonesia has pledged to support Tanzania in adopting cloud seeding technology, a weather modification method aimed at enhancing rainfall to improve food production and mitigate the growing effects of climate change. The announcement was made by Indonesian Ambassador to
Nyerere Honoured as ‘Professor of Harmony’
The legacy of Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, Tanzania’s founding president and a towering figure in Africa’s liberation movement, continues to echo across generations. This weekend, he was posthumously bestowed with the honorary title of ‘Professor of Harmony’ by the Tuko Sawa Society,
CCM Primary Elections Set Pace for October Vote
The political temperature in Tanzania is rising as the ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), begins its crucial internal primary elections today to select candidates for the upcoming October 29, 2025 General Election. Across the country, party members are casting ballots in
Taifa Stars Celebrate Victory With TSh 60 Million Bonus
The Taifa Stars, Tanzania’s national football team, were handsomely rewarded with 60 million Tanzanian shillings after a convincing 2–0 victory over Burkina Faso in the opening match of the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN). The match, held at the iconic Benjamin Mkapa
ICC Orders Prosecutor’s Recusal from Venezuela Investigation
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has taken the unusual step of directing its Chief Prosecutor, Karim Ahmad Khan, to step aside from a politically sensitive investigation into alleged human rights violations in Venezuela, citing a perceived conflict of interest. The decision, delivered
Tanzania’s Industrial Future: Market or Government Leadership?
Tanzania stands at a crossroads in its pursuit of industrialization. With ambitious projects like the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and the planned Bagamoyo Port, alongside a vibrant wave of youth-driven innovation, the nation’s journey toward becoming a middle-income economy by 2050 raises
Over 60 Migrants Dead After Boat Capsizes Off Yemen Coast
More than 60 migrants have died after the boat they were traveling in capsized off the coast of Yemen due to rough weather on Sunday, in what international organizations have described as a tragic and alarming incident. According to the International Organization
Malawi’s Former Presidents Launch 2025 Election Campaigns
As Malawi grapples with a deteriorating economy and inflation nearing 30 percent, two of the country’s former presidents—Peter Mutharika and Joyce Banda—officially launched their presidential campaigns on Sunday ahead of the general elections scheduled for September 16, 2025. In this small southern