Tanzania: COP31 - Beyond the Promise - Tanzania Carries Zero-Waste Agenda, As Cities Face Mounting Climate Pressures

TANZANIA is using COP31 to push for stronger action on sustainable waste management, climateresilient infrastructure and greener urban development, as it steps up efforts to cut… Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Prioritises Repairs to Key Economic Roads

THE government has prioritised the rehabilitation of deteriorating economic roads, warning that their poor condition threatens more than 40tri/- invested in the country's road… Read more »

Tanzania: President Sends Condolences Following the Deaths of 21 People Involved in Road Crash

PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has sent a condolence message to Iringa Regional Commissioner Kheri James following the deaths of 21 people in a road accident involving a passenger… Read more »

Tanzania: 21 People Perish in a Road Carnage Along Iringa-Mbeya Highway

TWENTY ONE people have been killed and five others injured after a Fuso minibus collided with a Scania truck at Kiponzero Junction along the Iringa-Njombe Highway. Read more »

Tanzania: PM Orders Monthly Drugs Audit

PRIME Minister Dr Mwigulu Nchemba has directed security organs across the country to conduct monthly investigations into the procurement, distribution and use of medicines in… Read more »

Tanzania: DCEA Nabs Mombasa-Based Tanzanian for Involvement in Drug Trafficking

A Tanzanian national based in Mombasa, Kenya, Salehe Baseleman, alias Mbwiga, who is suspected of sourcing drugs directly from Afghanistan and trafficking them to various… Read more »

Tanzania: How Cover Crops Farmers Build Climate-Resilient Coffee Farms

As changing weather patterns increasingly threaten soil health and coffee productivity, agricultural experts are encouraging farmers to adopt ground-cover practices to protect… Read more »

Tanzania: Relief On Cement Prices Must Reach Consumers

THE government's decision to remove taxes on cement and key raw materials used in its production, including clinker, is expected to ease the financial burden on households,… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanga Youth, Women Tap Into Growing Mining Opportunities

TANGA Region is increasingly turning to its mineral wealth as a springboard for economic transformation, with the sector offering fresh opportunities to create jobs, attract… Read more »

Tanzania: 'Infrastructure Fuels Sports Success'

THE National Sports Council Executive Secretary, Neema Msitha, said Tanzania is stepping up investment in sports infrastructure beyond football as it positions itself as a leading… Read more »

Tanzania: Dar City Learn Road to Bal Opponents

TANZANIA'S representatives, Dar City, have discovered their opponents in the East Division Elite 16 of the 2027 Basketball Africa League (BAL) qualifying competition following… Read more »

Africa: 42-Nation Hortilogistica Africa Exhibition Begins in Arusha, VP Ndejembi to Officially Open It

VICE President Deogratius Ndejembi is expected to officially open the HortiLogistica Africa 2026 International Horticulture Exhibition, which is taking place at the TGT Grounds in… Read more »

Tanzania: Banks Must Lead Capital Mobilisation

ON October 28, the government presented a proposed 89.3tri/- National Development Plan for 2027/28, with 62.3tri/- expected from private investment. Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Reiterates On Land and Ethnic Rights At UN

At the 53rd session of the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR53) in Geneva, Professor Hamisi Masanja Malebo, Executive Secretary of the UNESCO National Commission of… Read more »

Tanzania: Efforts Intensifies to Accelerate SGR's Lot III Works

THE government is planning a high-level meeting involving the Prime Minister, Ministers for Finance and Transport and contractors to address challenges delaying the construction of… Read more »

Tanzania: Call for Tanzania to Commercially Utilize Its Overseas Properties to Boost Income, Attract Foreign Capital

TANZANIA has been advised to transform government-owned land and buildings abroad into revenue-generating investments to boost national income, attract foreign capital and expand… Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Pushes Modern Printing Plant to Unlock C's Growth Potential

DAR ES SALAAM: AS President Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan marks one year since she was sworn in for her current term, Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited (TSN) is approaching a… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Targets Funding to Drive Green Transition

Country to push for accessible climate finance, adaptation support, technology transfer and climate justice at Antalya conference Read more »

Tanzania: Govt Maps Out 25-Year Plan to Empower Youth

THE government is implementing strategies to increase youth participation in nine key sectors of the economy over the next 25 years, as part of efforts to empower young people and… Read more »

Tanzania/Uganda: Billions Pour Into Stadia - How EAC Nations are Investing for AFCON

TANZANIA, Kenya and Uganda are investing heavily in modern sports infrastructure ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), combining new stadium construction with the… Read more »

Tanzania: Primary Schools Face 37pc Teacher Shortage

PRIMARY schools are facing a teacher shortage of 37 per cent, compared with 16.4 per cent in secondary schools, prompting continued annual recruitment to address staffing gaps and… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania Pledges to Construct Primary Courts in the Mountainous Areas of Kilimanjaro Region

DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government has said it will prioritise the construction of primary courts in highland areas of Same District, Kilimanjaro Region, to ease access to justice… Read more »

Central Africa: Women Parliamentarians Champion Inclusive Peace in Great Lakes Region

When conflict breaks out, women and children are often among those who bear its heaviest consequences. From displacement and disrupted livelihoods to insecurity and limited access… Read more »

Tanzania: Heavy Rains Leave 143 Families Counting Losses

MORE than 143 households in Mbeya and Kigoma regions have been affected by heavy rains and strong winds that damaged at least 142 houses, four churches and a warehouse, leaving… Read more »

Tanzania: Food Security Demands More Than Bumper Harvests

TANZANIA is strengthening efforts to achieve sustainable food security through improved seed varieties, agricultural innovation, stronger extension services and collaboration among… Read more »