“Our Nation Is One, Serve Without Division,” Nchimbi Says
Tanzania’s Vice President, Emmanuel Nchimbi addressed hundreds of monks and faithful inside the Catholic Church of the Pilgrimage of the Virgin Mary in Pugu,
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Dar Es Salaam Says Goodbye to Commuter Buses
Dar es Salaam is preparing for a major shift in urban transport as the city’s authorities move to phase out conventional commuter buses along
SADC Praises Tanzania Clean Cooking Energy Strategy
The Southern African regional bloc has commended Tanzania’s approach to expanding access to clean cooking energy, describing it as a practical and results-driven model
Committee Inspects Progress at Julius Nyerere Dam
A government oversight committee has expressed satisfaction with the progress and performance of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project following an official inspection visit conducted
Court Appeal Throws Tundu Lissu Trial Into Limbo
The treason trial facing opposition leader Tundu Lissu has been put on hold indefinitely, introducing fresh uncertainty into a case that has drawn nationwide
Tz, Issues Public Alert: Rising Cases of Influenza and Dengue
The government of Tanzania has issued a renewed public health alert following an increase in seasonal respiratory infections and ongoing regional risks linked to
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3 West African Military Leaders Meet To Form Alliance
The leaders of the three West African military governments are meeting together for the first time to cement an alliance created against opposition from neighboring countries Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. All three countries that now form the Alliance of Sahel States
Mbwambo Criticizes MP for Failing Constituents
Fredrick Mbwambo, who is aspiring to become a Member of Parliament for the Same Mashariki constituency through Chadema, has questioned why the current MP, Anne Kilango Malecela (CCM), has failed to create opportunities for the residents of her constituency. He suggests that
Kiswahili Spoken by 200 Million People Worldwide – President Samia
The President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, has expressed pride that Tanzania is part of the celebrations for the Kiswahili language day , which boasts approximately 200 million speakers worldwide. President Samia stated that Kiswahili has expanded
Ruaha Marathon Spotlights PM Majaliwa’s Commitment
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa participated in the Great Ruaha Marathon 2024 held at Ruaha National Park in Iringa region. The marathon, aimed at boosting tourism in Southern Tanzania, saw Majaliwa alongside thousands of participants running through the scenic landscapes surrounding the Great
Bodies of 89 migrants retrieved from Atlantic
In a tragic incident highlighting the perilous journey of migrants seeking refuge in Europe, Mauritanian coastguards have recovered the bodies of 89 individuals from a capsized boat in the Atlantic Ocean. The vessel, originally carrying 170 people, mostly migrants from West Africa,
President Urges Trade Minister to Revamp Kariakoo Market
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has directed Dr. Selemani Jafo, the newly appointed Industry and Trade Minister, to prioritize the revitalization of the Kariakoo Market. Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of new officials at the Tunguu State House, the President emphasized the importance
Sugar Board Works to Regulate Prices
The Sugar Board has been actively working to regulate sugar prices and address the recurring shortages that have plagued Tanzania. The Board’s recent focus has been on determining the real production costs of sugar to ensure fair pricing for consumers. This effort
Report Reveals Heightened Perils on Land Routes for African Migrants
A recent joint report by the UN refugee and migration agencies, along with the Mixed Migration Centre, has shed light on the escalating dangers faced by migrants and refugees traveling northward through Africa towards the Mediterranean and Europe. The findings underscore that
Gombe Chimpanzee Colony Faces Existential Threat
The renowned chimpanzee colony in Gombe National Park, Tanzania, is under serious threat due to habitat loss and disease. Once home to around 150 chimpanzees in the 1960s, the population has dwindled to approximately 90 today. This alarming decline is primarily attributed