Tanzania: Heavy Rains Disruption - Govt On High Alert

The Government has stepped up interventions to mitigate the effects of ongoing heavy rainfall, which has already disrupted transport infrastructure in several regions, including… Read more »

Tanzania: Kibong'oto Hospital Uses Farming to Aid TB Recovery

THE Siha District-based Kibong'oto Infectious Disease Hospital (KIDH) has launched an innovative agricultural project aimed at supporting Tuberculosis (TB) patients by improving… Read more »

Tanzania: Geita Reaches 46pc of Health Workforce Demand

Geita Region currently has 2,669 health workers, representing 46 per cent of the required 5,769 health sector staff needed to adequately serve the region. Read more »

Tanzania: Youth Call for Political Tolerance, Peace

Youth have called for greater democratic maturity, political tolerance and national unity, warning that rising political intolerance, hate speech and divisive rhetoric pose a… Read more »

Tanzania: State Committed to Caring for Children in Difficult Conditions

The government has reiterated its commitment to ensuring that children living in difficult conditions are provided with appropriate care and essential social services. Read more »

Tanzania: Mwinyi Inaugurates New City As He Marks Birthday

Zanzibar President Hussein Mwinyi has marked his 59th birth anniversary by officially inaugurating a new city named Dr Hussein Mwinyi City, located in Mombasa, Urban West Region… Read more »

Tanzania: NAOT Adopts Inclusive Approach to Audit Reporting

The National Audit Office of Tanzania (NAOT) is set to implement a strategic approach aimed at making its audit reports more accessible and inclusive, including the production of… Read more »

Tanzania: Residents Urged to Follow Expert Advice On Apple Farming

Dodoma Regional Commissioner Rosemary Senyamule has urged residents planning to venture into apple farming to strictly follow guidance from agricultural extension officers, noting… Read more »

Tanzania: How Women Coffee Farmers Are Transforming Songwe's Economy, Society

IN the rolling highlands of Tanzania's Songwe Region, where fertile soils and favourable climate make coffee a key economic lifeline, a quiet but powerful transformation is taking… Read more »

Tanzania: AGRA's 2025 Impact - How Agriculture Is Creating Jobs, Dignity, and Opportunity for Tanzania's Youth

In a year when thousands of young Tanzanians are searching for work, solutions for many have come not from offices or factories, but from the agricultural sector. Read more »

Tanzania: PM Orders Efficient Services

PRIME Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba has warned government executives and officials against operating on "business as usual," syndrome particularly in public institutions that provide… Read more »

Tanzania: Dse Scholar Challenge Deepens Youth Investment

THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) has reaffirmed its commitment to boosting youth investment in the capital market through its flagship DSE Scholar Investment Challenge, a… Read more »

Tanzania: 870,000 Youths to Benefit From New Industries in Coast Region

A TOTAL of 870,000 youths across the country are expected to benefit from direct and indirect employment opportunities generated by 218 medium and large industries currently under… Read more »

Tanzania: Five New Boreholes Enhance Water Supply in Mtama Health Facilities

MTAMA District Council has received five new boreholes aimed at improving water supply in health facilities across the district. Read more »

Tanzania: RUWASA Embarks On an Exercise to Assess Water Service Delivery in 25 Regions

The Director General of the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASA), Engineer Wolta Kirita, has said that the agency is fully prepared to ensure the quality, safety, and… Read more »

Central Africa: Great Lakes Region Renews Efforts to Restore Region's Peace, Security

THE Great Lake Region's Heads of State and Government held in-depth discussions in a renewed bid to restore peace and security in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania, Unicef Agree to Deepen Ties in Social Service Provision

The Tanzanian government has affirmed its commitment to further deepen existing relations with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in promoting the well-being of the… Read more »

Egypt: Tanzania, Egypt Agree to Deepen Ties in Cultural Tourism, Antiquities

TANZANIA and Egypt have agreed to intensify bilateral cooperation in promoting and developing cultural tourism and the antiquities sectors. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Begins Nationwide Exercise to Address Challenges Facing the Land Sector

THE Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development has reaffirmed its commitment to address all land challenges in the country with the goal of making citizens live a… Read more »

Tanzania: 30 Investors Eye to Turn Buzwagi Into an Industrial Hub After the End of Mining Activities

FOLLOWING the completion of mining activities at the Buzwagi Gold Mine, the Tanzanian government has put in place a special strategy to designate the area for the establishment of… Read more »

Tanzania: Afcon to Switch to Four-Year Cycle Starting in 2028... Prize Increased to 10 Million Us Dollar

THE Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will transition to a four-year cycle starting in 2028, Confederation of African Football President Patrice Motsepe has announced. Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Eyes Skilled Workforce in Agriculture

THE government is set to nurture a new generation of highly skilled professionals in agriculture, agricultural research and agribusiness to boost crop production and value… Read more »

Egypt: Egypt Seeks to Invest in Kwala's Large Industries Project

EGYPT has shown its interest in investing in Tanzania by establishing large-scale industries in the Kwala area in the Coast Region. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Supports SADC Efforts to Restore Peace in Madagascar

TANZANIA has supported the efforts of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) to restore peace and harmony in the Republic of Madagascar, disrupted by a recent coup… Read more »

Tanzania: 26 Singida Heart Patients Referred to BMH

TWENTY-SIX out of 176 patients diagnosed with heart conditions have been referred to the Dodoma-based Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (BMH) following a fiveday cardiac outreach camp… Read more »