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
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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
Tanzania Links Security With Economic Growth Momentum
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has underscored the critical role of national security in supporting Tanzania’s economic growth, highlighting that a stable and secure environment
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Tanzania Struggles To Heal After Election Violence
As Tanzania begins to move forward after the tense 2025 general elections, the country faces an emotional reckoning. For many citizens, the past few weeks have left deep scars both visible and invisible. Families and communities are still counting their losses, mourning
Tanzania Citizens Resume Daily Life After Election Turmoil
Following a period of disruption linked to the recent general election, Tanzanian authorities have announced that citizens can resume normal economic and social activities starting Tuesday, 4 November 2025. The decision follows guidance from President Samia Suluhu Hassan during her inauguration speech, signaling a
Tanzania’s President Makes Crucial Call for Unity and Peace
President Samia Suluhu Hassan of the United Republic of Tanzania urged all citizens to promote love and unity, respect the law and safeguard peace instead of resorting to protests, violence or disruption. Speaking shortly after her inauguration in Dodoma, she emphasized that
Samia Assumes Office as Tanzania’s Sixth President
President Samia Suluhu Hassan and Vice‑President Emmanuel John Nchimbi were officially sworn into office in a ceremony held at the state parade ground of the presidential residence in Chamwino. Dignitaries from various nations joined Tanzanians in attending the event, which comes at a pivotal
Network Restored as Tanzanians Mourn Loved Ones
Late on the evening of 3 November 2025, internet access was restored in Tanzania, ending a government‑ordered blackout that began on 29 October 2025 amid violent protests spreading across major cities. The move came just hours after the inauguration of President Samia Suluhu Hassan and her
Calm And Order Mark Tanzania’s 2025 Election Day
The atmosphere was calm, reflective, and filled with optimism a day when citizens exercised one of democracy’s most powerful rights: the right to vote. At the Sokoine Market polling centre in Longuo B Ward, Moshi Municipal Council, Grace Marealle couldn’t hide her
CCM Warns Foreign-Funded Activists Against Destabilizing Tanzania
Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary for Ideology, Publicity and Training, Kenani Kihongosi, has strongly cautioned individuals he described as “foreign-financed activists” who are allegedly attempting to destabilize Tanzania. Speaking in Mwanza a day before CCM concluded its presidential campaign rallies, Kihongosi emphasized
Transport Services Suspended Ahead of Tanzanian Election
As Tanzania prepares for its general election on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, several transportation operators have announced a temporary suspension of services between October 28 and October 30. The decision is aimed at facilitating voter participation and ensuring a smooth electoral process.
Ouattara Wins Fourth Term Amid Political Tension
Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has secured a fourth term in office, capturing 89.77% of votes according to provisional results announced by the country’s Independent Electoral Commission on Monday. The 83-year-old leader, who has held power since 2011, faced a significantly reduced