Author: The Chanzo Reporter

Two organisations partner to provide clinicians at the hospital with the latest mammography technology and advanced imaging training under a project to lower Tanzania’s breast cancer mortality by 50 per cent.

France said it’d only endorse a candidate who speaks French, promising to veto anyone who doesn’t. Dr Salim didn’t speak the language.

CCM’s Secretary-General condemns the statement of youth leader who wants to make critics disappear: ‘It’s a foolish utterance’ ;

Legal scholars frustrated by Tanzania’s ‘sabotage’ of judicial mechanisms: ‘it’s a shame’ ;

LAAC chairperson calls for the government to reveal the report regarding the 10pc local council loans;

The Chanzo Digital Freedom and Innovation Day is here

In our briefing today: Tanzania to come up with new drug policy ;

President Samia to visit Turkey following President Erdogan’s Invitation;

Tanzania urges caution and more research on the decision to permit marijuana use

Marijuana continues to be the most widely used and cultivated drug in Tanzania, according to reports from the Drug Control and Enforcement Authority (DCEA). Between 2016 and 2021, about 202 tons of marijuana were seized, resulting in 97,399 individuals receiving jail sentences.

In our briefing today: Monday Is Here: Will Makonda stay true to his word by naming ministers who allegedly pay people to insult the president? ;

Funeral held for eight students from Ghati Memorial School as floods death toll reaches 58 nationwide;

Kawetele landslide claims over twenty homes in Mbeya

The incident occurred around 6:00 PM on April 14, 2024 caused by a small section of Kawetele Mountain that had broken off following persistent rains in Mbeya

Eight students from Ghati Memorial school in Arusha tragically lost their lives in an accident on April 12, 2024 after the driver disregarded warnings from multiple sources about the heavy rain and flooding in Dampo Murieti ward