Rain, Sunshine Predicted Across Regions Of Tanzania
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its 24-hour weather forecast, warning residents of varying conditions across the country, including isolated showers, partly cloudy
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Dr.Graham Advocate For Increased Education on HPV
Dr. Anna Graham, a women’s health specialist at CCBRT Hospital, is advocating for enhanced education on human papillomavirus (HPV). She emphasizes the importance of
Tanzania Accelerates Rollout of National ICT Ranking
Tanzania is entering a defining phase of its digital transformation as the government intensifies efforts to strengthen the nation’s information and communication systems ahead
Women’s Forum Maps Path to National Unity
The 2025 Women’s Forum has outlined five major resolutions aimed at strengthening peace, unity and social cohesion across the country. The commitments were announced
MP Shingo Pledges Cooperation With City Leaders
Member of Parliament for Ukonga, Bakari Shingo, has pledged to work closely with the City Council and the newly elected Mayor of Dar es
TMA Updates 24-Hour Forecast, Showers Expected Elsewhere
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has released its weather forecast for the next 24 hours, starting from 9:00 p.m. on December 4, 2025, warning
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Protest Plans Against Abductions Set for September 23
Vice Chairman of the Democratic Change Party (CHADEMA), has reaffirmed his commitment to leading nationwide protests on September 23, 2024, to condemn the persistent abductions and killings in Tanzania. Speaking after the conclusion of the 5th National Eucharistic Congress held at Uhuru
Tolerance and Respect Urged at Eucharistic Congress
Thousands of Catholic faithful gathered at Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam for the Fifth National Eucharistic Congress. During the event, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Dr. Doto Biteko, delivered a message urging Tanzanians to embrace tolerance, mutual respect, and
Ministry of Minerals Sets Record with TZS 196 Billion
In a remarkable achievement, the Ministry of Minerals in Tanzania has set a new record for revenue collection, marking a significant milestone for the sector. Just within two months of the financial year 2024/2025, the ministry has collected an impressive TZS 196
Minister Bashe Promises More Support for Igunga Farmers
The Ugani 23 officers of Igunga District, Tabora have been encouraged by the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Hussein Bashe (Mb) explained that the government has invested in motorcycle workstations, soil scanners for soil health testing and a program to build their homes.
Citizens Protest Against Violence
Citizens and children’s rights stakeholders held peaceful marches on Saturday to express their sorrow and grief over the increase in incidents of violence against children in Tanzania. Gathered with the aim of mobilizing urgent action to protect the welfare of children, the
Lake Victoria Basin Participates in Scientific Forum on Water Resources
The Lake Victoria Basin Water Board participated in a Scientific Forum involving stakeholders from various sectors in the management and development of water resources, particularly the Mara River Basin. The forum was held at Maasai Mara University Conference Hall in Narok County,
Bishop Pisa Urges Tolerance Amid Rising National Tensions
The President of the Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC), Bishop Wolfgang Pisa, has called on Catholic believers and all Tanzanians to cultivate a culture of tolerance and patience in all matters, as doing so is a sign of true service to God. Speaking
Yericko Nyerere Wins 2024 African Book Writer Award
For the second time in 2024, Tanzanian author Yericko Nyerere has claimed the Best African Book Writer award, further solidifying his growing reputation in the literary world. Nyerere was announced as the winner during a grand ceremony held on the night of
Dr. Ndumbaro: Globalization Should Not Be Used To Destroy Our Culture
The Minister of Culture, Arts, and Sports, Dr. Damas Ndumbaro, emphasized that Tanzanian communities should use globalization to gain knowledge for development rather than allowing it to erode the nation’s cultural heritage. Dr. Ndumbaro made this point while opening the National Ethics