ACT Leaders Urged to Strengthen Unity in Kiembesamaki
Leaders of ACT Wazalendo in Kiembesamaki Constituency have been urged to maintain unity and solidarity, with party officials describing the two principles as essential
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Tanzania Flies Home 173 Citizens From South Africa
A total of 173 Tanzanian citizens who had been living in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province have safely returned home after voluntarily deciding to leave
CCM Nominates Ndejembi for Vice President
Tanzania’s ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), has nominated Energy Minister Deogratius Ndejembi as its candidate for the position of Vice President of the
CCM Kicks Out Nchimbi For Misconduct
The Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party has officially expelled Dr. Nchimbi following allegations of misconduct. This decision comes in the wake of a thorough
Tanzania, Zimbabwe Move to Strengthen Strategic Cooperation
Tanzania and Zimbabwe have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation in strategic areas, following talks between Tanzania’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, CP Suzan S.
Tanzania’s Vice President Announces to Resign His Position
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, has announced his decision to retire from politics and public service and resign from his position as Vice
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Tanzania Seizes 66,048 Litres Illicit Chemicals
Tanzanian authorities have intercepted 66,048 litres of illicit precursor chemicals in a major anti-narcotics operation in Dar es Salaam, exposing what officials describe as an expanding network of chemical diversion used in the production of illegal drugs. The operation, conducted in April
Tanzania Sets Transport Reform Agenda 2026/27
Tanzania has unveiled an ambitious transport development agenda for the 2026/27 financial year, outlining eight strategic priorities aimed at modernising infrastructure and improving efficiency across the rail, port, aviation, maritime, and training sectors. Presenting the ministry’s budget in Parliament in Dodoma on
Police Recover Murdered IFM Student Remains
Tanzanian authorities have confirmed a major development in a high-profile murder investigation after police recovered missing human remains linked to the killing of James Temba, a former student of the Institute of Finance Management (IFM), in a case that has shocked the
Trump Xi Talks Redefine Global Political Order
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping opened one of the most consequential diplomatic meetings of the year on Thursday in Beijing, holding high-stakes talks that could reshape the balance of global economic and geopolitical power. The two leaders exchanged
Traoré Demands Africa’s Industrial Freedom Now
Ibrahim Traoré has delivered one of the strongest modern calls for African industrial independence, urging global powers to replace aid-driven relationships with partnerships centered on technology transfer, scientific progress, and economic sovereignty. Speaking in Moscow during meetings focused on international cooperation and
Women Journalists Expose Harassment Crisis Worldwide
Female journalists from across Africa and beyond have sounded the alarm over what media advocates describe as a deepening crisis of sexual harassment, discrimination, intimidation, and unequal treatment inside newsrooms warning that the future of press freedom itself is at risk if
Billions for Aid, Strings Attached: Is America Helping the World or Helping Itself?
The United States has pledged billions of dollars for humanitarian assistance around the world, presenting itself once again as a leading supporter of people affected by war, famine, disease, and displacement. Yet behind the headlines announcing fresh funding commitments lies a growing
U.S. Plans Major Changes to Food for Peace Program
A debate is intensifying in the United States over the future of Food for Peace, the country’s flagship international food assistance program, following reports that the government is considering major changes that could reshape how aid is delivered to vulnerable populations around
Nepal Farmers Struggle After US Aid Cuts
Thousands of smallholder farmers in Nepal are struggling to adapt after the termination of U.S.-funded agricultural development programs that had supported rural communities for years. Among the initiatives affected was Feed the Future, a major USAID-backed program that provided seeds, training, technical