Karume’s Legacy Still Shapes Zanzibar And Tanzania
Tanzania marks Karume Day on April 7, the nation once again turns its attention to the enduring legacy of Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume, a
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Piyushbhai Mehta Arrives In Tanzania to Support Vulnerable
As the world gradually shifts back to the values of care, community, and shared responsibility, a quiet but powerful message is taking shape one
Fortune Paper Urges Global Shift to Zero Waste
Fortune Paper Group Limited has renewed its call for fair trade policies while urging greater public commitment to responsible waste management, as Tanzania joined
Tanzania Pays Tribute as Lukuvi’s Legacy Endures
Tanzania continues to mourn the passing of veteran leader , a long-serving public official whose political journey spanned decades and left a lasting imprint
Tanzania Enters New Era In HIV Treatment
Tanzania is stepping into a transformative phase in its fight against HIV, marked by the planned introduction of Lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, alongside
Tz, Signs $300 Million Deal to Advance Strategic Metals Processing
Tanzania has signed a $300 million (approximately Sh700 billion) agreement with Panda Hill Tanzania Limited, positioning the Mbeya region at the center of a
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Trump Rekindles Trade Dispute Over Greenland Demand
President Donald Trump has once again placed transatlantic relations under strain after issuing a fresh warning that links future trade penalties against Europe to his long-standing interest in Greenland, a move that has unsettled diplomats and markets alike. In a statement shared
Museveni Declared Winner Of Uganda Presidential Election
Uganda’s long-serving president, Yoweri Museveni, has been declared the winner of the 2026 presidential election after securing 71.65 per cent of the total votes cast, according to official results released by the country’s electoral authorities. His closest challenger, opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi,
Kilwa Road Transport Plan Sparks Public Backlash
A proposal to limit public transport options along Dar es Salaam’s busy Kilwa Road has sparked fresh debate, with residents and transport stakeholders warning that removing smaller vehicles in favour of Bus Rapid Transit services alone could leave thousands of commuters stranded.
Africa Faces Growing Debate Over Election Internet Shutdowns
The use of internet shutdowns during elections is increasingly coming under fire across Africa, with political actors, governance experts, and human rights advocates warning that the practice risks weakening democratic institutions and eroding public confidence in electoral processes. Across the continent, governments
Uganda Opposition Leader Remains Home Amid Tight Security
Ugandan authorities on Saturday moved to ease public anxiety after confirming that opposition presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, remained at his private residence in Magere, Wakiso District, amid heightened security restrictions that have fuelled widespread speculation. Police spokesperson
Record Copper Prices Lift Hopes Across Tanzania
Copper prices have climbed to a historic high above $13,000 a tonne, sending a wave of optimism through mining communities and policymakers in Tanzania as the metal’s global importance continues to grow. The rally marks the first time copper has broken through
Post-Election Violence Shakes Central Uganda Overnight
Uganda woke up to renewed tension on Friday after at least seven people were killed in overnight violence in the central part of the country, just hours after national elections that appear to have secured President Yoweri Museveni another term in office.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Hands Nobel Medal to Trump
Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado has drawn international attention after revealing that she handed over her Nobel Peace Prize medal to United States President Donald Trump during a private meeting at the White House, describing the moment as deeply symbolic for
Deadly Floods Leave South Africa Reeling
At least 19 people have lost their lives in northeastern South Africa after days of relentless heavy rainfall triggered severe flooding across parts of Mpumalanga and Limpopo provinces, deepening an unfolding humanitarian and environmental crisis. Local authorities say the death toll may