She delivered her most detailed remarks yet on Tanzania’s fuel crisis at an April 8, 2026, swearing-in ceremony, offering reassurance and issuing directives to officials, businesses, and the public.
Across Tanzania’s gold-rich Shinyanga and Geita regions, artisanal mining—responsible for 30–35% of national gold output—is increasingly coming under foreign control.
Tanzania’s four-month crackdown seizes Sh4 billion, revealing illicit operations that cost the government over Sh1 trillion yearly and threaten public health
CHADEMA calls for a 90-day emergency fuel subsidy and removal of 18 taxes, blaming Tanzania’s fuel crisis on both domestic policy and the Middle East conflict.
Superstition and online misinformation spark a deadly outbreak of fear in Tanzania, leading to mob killings, hospitalisations, and a national police alert.
Tanzania’s election unrest inquiry commission gets a second deadline extension to April 24, 2026.
A senior Catholic leader warns that sycophancy and a departure from truth are eroding Tanzania’s moral fabric amid post-election unrest.
A massive fire at a Dar es Salaam market destroyed hundreds of stalls, intensifying disputes over a government relocation plan and sparking arson speculation.
A suspected attacker was killed by an angry mob after injuring two church leaders during a Catholic service in Tanzania’s Ukerewe District.
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