Experts Warn of Risks in Oil Exploration on Lake Tanganyika
Experts Warn of Risks in Oil Exploration on Lake TanganyikaTanzania’s decision to open the door for potential oil exploration in Lake Tanganyika has sparked
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MPs Impressed by Katente Gold Processing Technology
Members of Tanzania’s Parliamentary Standing Committee on Energy and Minerals have expressed admiration for the advanced technology being used at the Katente Gold Processing
Zanzibar Suspends Alcohol Sales During Holy Ramadan Month
Authorities in Zanzibar have reinforced a long-standing restriction on the sale of alcohol during the holy month of Ramadan, warning that the ban applies
Tanzania Secures Growing Maize Export Market In Congo
Farmers in Tanzania are expected to benefit from a more reliable market for their maize after a delegation from the Democratic Republic of the
Tanzania Delays New Port Infrastructure Fee Implementation
The Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) has postponed the launch of a new Port Infrastructure Development (PID) fee, originally scheduled for March 8, 2026, to
Samia Receives UN Message on National Stability and Dialogue
President Samia Suluhu Hassan received a special message from United Nations Secretary‑General António Guterres on Wednesday, delivered by the UN Secretary‑General’s Special Envoy, Mr.
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President Hassan Announces Science Schools for Boys
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has announced plans to establish science-focused secondary schools for boys, following the successful completion of similar schools for girls across all 26 regions of Tanzania. This initiative aims to strengthen the country’s education system by encouraging more students
DR Congo Rebel Alliance Open to Ceasefire Talks
A rebel coalition operating in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has declared its readiness to negotiate with the government in an effort to end the ongoing conflict. The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC), which includes the M23 rebel group, says it is
President Samia Invests 116 Billion in Girls’ Education
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has approved over 116 billion Tanzanian shillings to build specialized secondary schools for girls across all regions of mainland Tanzania. The move is part of her administration’s broader efforts to improve education infrastructure and create equal opportunities for
Pope Francis Shows Slight Improvement, Remains Under Care
Pope Francis continues to receive medical care at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital as his health shows gradual signs of improvement. Despite the seriousness of his condition, the Vatican has reassured the public that he remains stable and has even resumed some of his
Unemployed Teachers’ Leader Arrested Amid Job Protests
The chairperson of the National Employment Teachers Organization (NETO), Joseph Paulo Kaheza, has been arrested in Geita under circumstances linked to his ongoing advocacy for the employment of jobless teachers. Kaheza, who led the union from 2015 to 2023, was taken into
Kariakoo Businesses to Operate 24 Hours to Boost Trade
Dar Es Salaam Regional Commissioner Albert Chalamila has announced that businesses in Kariakoo will now operate 24 hours a day. The decision, which took effect immediately, is expected to create more opportunities for traders, improve convenience for customers, and strengthen the city’s
Government Reaffirms Legal Support for Oil Pipeline Project
The Tanzanian government has reiterated its commitment to providing legal support for the successful implementation of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project. Attorney General Hamza Johari made this assurance during a meeting with EACOP officials at his office in Kivukoni,
Government Strengthens Efforts to Control Dangerous Wildlife
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to tackling the growing problem of dangerous and destructive wildlife that threatens communities across Tanzania. Addressing residents in Lushoto town, she assured them that authorities are working on long-term solutions to protect people,
Tanzanian Exporters Struggle as Phytosanitary Fees Skyrocket
Tanzania’s agricultural exporters are facing a major hurdle after the government implemented a sharp increase in fees for phytosanitary certificates—essential documents required to ensure produce meets international health and safety standards. The drastic hike, which exceeds 460%, has sparked concern among exporters,