Far from being a diplomatic shift, the visit signals a continuation of Tanzania’s long-standing tradition of non-alignment and strategic engagement with global powers.
Tanzanian Speaker orders regulators to explain failure to enforce telecom listing laws on the stock exchange, amid concerns over lost public revenue.
Tanzania’s diplomatic balancing act presents a dual-edged path of risks and rewards for its development ambitions.
Elections are held, constitutions are quoted, but leaders have turned institutions into weapons—and democracy is suffocating quietly.
The allegations come amid growing online discussion surrounding planned protests reportedly scheduled for July 7 — commonly referred to as “Saba Saba,” meaning “Seven Seven” in Swahili.
Tanzania’s 2026/27 budget introduces and extends tax incentives for electric and CNG vehicles to reduce fuel imports, lower costs, and accelerate the transition to cleaner transport.
Tanzania’s 2026/27 budget proposes mandatory digital payments and bank account requirements across key sectors to accelerate the country’s transition to a cash-lite economy.
In Mara’s farming region, youth cite lack of funds, poor schooling, and unresponsive leaders as reasons for their disillusionment with agriculture and politics.
The Government plans to collect and spend Sh62.3 trillion during the 2026/27 fiscal year, marking an increase of nearly 10 percent from the Sh56.49 trillion budget approved for 2025/26.
Police announce arrests in the killing of 50-year-old businessman Bhaozang Ge, whose body was discovered in a factory drainage trench in Dar es Salaam.