
18 Dead, Infrastructure Destroyed as Heavy Rains Batter Tanzania
Torrential rains in Mbeya kill at least 18, mostly children, as flooding and landslides compound a growing national crisis.

Torrential rains in Mbeya kill at least 18, mostly children, as flooding and landslides compound a growing national crisis.

Veteran journalist Jenerali Ulimwengu and scholar Azaveli Lwaitama launch the handbook aimed at returning Pan-Africanism to ordinary people.

Tanzanian lawyer Joseph Oleshangay rejects the two presidential reports on Ngorongoro as neither independent nor credible.

Tanzania mourns the loss of William Lukuvi, a prominent three-decade pillar of East African politics, who passed away from a suspected heart attack.

The centre-right party has taken its battle against a sweeping political ban to the highest court, challenging a controversial injunction that has paralysed its operations for nearly a year.

Starting April 8, operating unregistered CCTV without public notices becomes a criminal offence in Tanzania.

Mbeya – The government has signed a historic Large-Scale Mining Agreement with Panda Hill Tanzania Limited to develop the Panda Hill Niobium Project, marking a

Tanzania’s revenue authority has engaged with Chinese traders to address tax compliance, as local merchants increasingly protest foreign dominance in retail and small-scale mining sectors.

Tanzania has unveiled an ambitious plan to increase its national airline’s fleet to 24 aircraft by 2030, a move designed to strengthen regional connectivity and boost the country’s tourism sector.

Fuel prices may hit record highs with potential supply shortages if the conflict persists, though the government assures current stocks are sufficient.
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