Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Africa urged to develop home-grown AI technology to combat climate change.

Regional leaders and investors gather in Kampala for the Kenya-Uganda Expressway Project conference.

Jane Goodall's final wish includes sending world leaders off to space.

Tanzania's President Samia Hassan pushes for economic growth while cracking down on opposition.

Opposition members reportedly vanish amid rising tensions ahead of Tanzania's elections.

The U.S. announces Tanzania's participation in the Visa Bond Pilot Program.

Tanzania secures 2.8 million dollars for youth research projects to boost development.

Samia approves the construction of the Nyerere Memorial Centre to honor the late leader.

Tanzanian envoy attends the opening of nuclear application facilities in Austria.

Rwandan youth from South Africa visit the RDF headquarters to strengthen ties.

China's President Xi to deliver keynote speech at the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women.

Namibia launches a national strategy aimed at reducing maternal and child deaths.

A unique fossil discovery on the UK coast reveals a new species of ancient sea dragon.

Government drafting new law on anti-aging and regenerative treatments for public health.

Rocket test confirms that bacteria can survive space launch and re-entry without harm.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!