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.
Askofu Musomba ameonya kuwa taifa linahitaji kukaa pamoja kuangalia lilipokosea
Dar es Salaam — The communications regulator has suspended the broadcasting licence of digital publication Jambo TV for 90 days, accusing the outlet of publishing
The discussion highlights how politics, economics, and regulation shape the media environment, often pushing outlets into survival mode and limiting their ability to serve the public interest.
Ofisi ndogo ya Bunge Dodoma, Mtaa wa Shaaban Robert. Nimesimama eneo la mapokezi kusubiri kupanda ngazi kwenda kwenye vikao vya Kamati za Bunge. Mtu mzima
In April 2026, Tanzanian fuel prices soared over 30 per cent in one month due to the Middle East conflict, despite government assurances of adequate reserves.