Tanzania News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th October, and here’s your Tanzania daily news capsule.

Tanzania reports significant natural gas discovery in Mtwara region, boosting energy prospects.

Government plans direct sales of pigeon peas to India, as Tanzania ranks second globally.

President Samia promises major investments to transform Kagera’s economy and uplift youth.

Tanzania launches a $38.7 million project to strengthen health emergency preparedness against pandemics.

Army issues second warning in 11 days, urging caution against social media misinformation.

Tanzania eyes sustainable growth with Msalato International Airport as a regional transport hub.

Former Kaizer Chiefs captain joins Young Africans, making waves in Tanzanian football.

Scientists call for relocation of controversial hotel project on Pemba Island for environmental reasons.

Tanzania suffers a 2-0 defeat to Iran in a friendly match, raising concerns for the Taifa Stars.

Nedbank invests $7.5 million in Tanzania’s Kuunda to support small businesses with short-term financing.

Stakeholders unite in Tanga to promote nutrition and health on World Food Day, emphasizing community well-being.

China and Tanzania unveil the landmark Ngorongoro-Lengai Geopark, enhancing tourism potential.

African youth demand a stronger voice in climate change initiatives, rallying support for resilient enterprises.

BMH celebrates a decade of excellence in healthcare services, marking significant milestones.

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