Every traveller must now file a health form and face screening at all points of entry, with high-risk arrivals monitored for 21 days.
The proposed railway aims to connect Mtwara Port with mineral-rich southern Tanzania and Mbamba Bay, reviving a regional development vision conceived more than two decades ago.
After a string of killings, women are demanding the government track femicides, act on warning signs, and fund survivor services—before prevention comes too late.
Nickie Séne wants Tanzanian institutions to set the agenda, while facing accountability questions from a 2019 fatal crash.
Environment minister denies Saudi or Omani control of forests as the growing carbon market raises questions over foreign finance, land rights and oversight.
The gender and development practitioner says Tanzania’s labour law now protects more workers — but rights mean little without knowledge, remedy and enforcement.
A new study finds costly primaries and informal payments are pricing out women, youth and persons with disabilities—and straining political finance rules.
Families of two Tanzanian miners will ask a London court whether a bullion-market body can be liable for alleged human-rights harms in a supply chain it certified.
Tanzania’s economy is growing strongly, but persistent poverty, low wages, weak productivity and limited access to quality jobs are preventing many households from benefiting from that growth.
Longer lives need care that is close, coordinated and built for older people.