Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Africa urged to develop home-grown AI for climate resilience at global forum in Tanzania.

Dr. Samia reveals details of Tanzania’s new constitution, fulfilling Nyerere’s dream.

Regional leaders and investors to meet in Kampala for Kenya-Uganda expressway project conference.

Public servants in Tanzania urged to uphold integrity during Customer Service Week celebrations.

Dr. Patricia shares her vision for a transformed Africa beyond financial metrics.

AMECEA coordinator emphasizes the importance of safeguarding roles to seminarians.

Jane Goodall reflects on her conservation journey in an exclusive interview.

Kikwete stands firm against rumors, praising his party's progress and achievements.

Dodoma RC calls on elders to promote peace and encourage voter turnout ahead of elections.

Exclusive: Sources confirm the death of abducted former Tanzanian ambassador Humphrey Polepole.

Tanzania to lead Africa’s health-centric climate action push at COP 30 this year.

Telecom subscriptions in Tanzania reach 92.7 million, with internet penetration at 79 percent.

Digital technologies identified as key to boosting gains for African micro-entrepreneurs.

African startups raised $140 million in September, totaling $2.2 billion in 2025.

AI shows promise for cervical cancer detection in rural Africa with high accuracy rates.

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